“Kamden, baby. I was looking for you,” she said sweetly, and I almost threw up in my
mouth.
“Call me Kash. What are you doing here?” Kamden asked her.
“We were doing a special on today’s race for the sports channel,” Josie said.
“Then shouldn’t you be with the other reporters?” Kamden retorted.
She was hurt by his comment and looked toward me. I shrugged, taking a sip of my
water. Josie mumbled under her breath and stomped off.
“You all right?” Kamden asked.
I started to walk toward the garage to get ready before it started. Kamden grasped my
elbow and pulled me into his chest.
“What, Kamden?” I put my palm on his chest, keeping distance. He took the cup of water
out of my hand and took a sip. My mouth dropped open in shock.
“Josie is lying, whatever she says to you. I’m no
