Chapter 49
Maggie
After work, I headed to Eastside Boxing to get in some dance time. I hoped to avoid Jay. I had no desire to see him, not after what Lacey had said. Falling for him? The very idea was laughable. Jay was not my type at all. I didn’t like him, and he didn’t like me. But I couldn’t face him right then. Not with the thought still in my head, not when the memory of our kiss kept invading my thoughts, and those thoughts taking it further and further, until he was shirtless and my hands were discovering every hard and soft spot of his body and…
No, just no.
Determined not to think about Jay Thornton’s abs, I leaned against the bus stop post and waited. A black sports car screeched up beside me, almost hitting the sidewalk, and I jumped back. A man got out. It was Alfonso—the
