10
KACEY
It was Friday – two days had passed since my encounter with Tyler – and I hadn’t heard a word from him. Either I’d spoke the truth and he gave up on me, or I’d really hit a nerve. I was hoping he gave up on me, because if I really hurt him, I’d feel bad about it.
“Girl, what’s wrong with you?” Bree asked. “You’ve been moping around here all day. Cheer up, our shift’s about to end.”
“I know. I guess I just have a lot on my mind,” I replied.
“Yeah, I’ll bet. I heard what you said to Tyler. Cole told me he’s been in a shitty mood ever since. You were right when you said your words would knock him down. Do you feel good about your win?”
“Dammit,” I hissed. “I didn’t think he’d even care. I feel terrible now.”
“As you should,” she remarked, pursing her lips. “However, being the
