“Holy sh– crap.” She straightens and looks up. Long dirty blonde strands of hair fall in her face and she brushes it back with a hand as she meets my eyes. “What can I get for you?”

Damn.

Brown and blue eyes assault me. The left iris is totally blue, and the right nearly all brown with just a hint of blue in the middle dancing around the pupil. I stare at each one individually, back and forth, trying to decide which I like better.

I don’t know how long I stare at her multi-colored eyes, but when someone clears their throat behind me, I finally remember why I’m here.

“Yeah. Coffee. Large.” I’m incapable of stringing together a sentence, which is definitely new for me. I can talk the panties off anyone. Damn, that chick last night must have really done a number on me.

“Want room for cream and sugar?”

I nod. “Blair working today?”

She sighs. “Not until this afternoon. Sorry, no quotes this morning.”

Better to let her assume I just wanted a quote on my cup – something Blair is known for doing when she works at the café, then let her know I really wanted to wipe out the pastry counter on the house.

As she gets my coffee, I take in her slim frame, the leggings that fit snug against her giving me a preview of the terrific ass her apron tries to hide. She’s not short, but I’m six foot six so there aren’t many people I don’t tower over.

When she turns back to me and sets the coffee down in front of me, I decide the best way to shrug off last night’s weird sex is to move on to someone new. And this girl, name aside, is perfect.

“What time do you get off work? Can I buy you lunch or coffee?”

Her brows raise. Yeah, coffee was a fuck shit idea, but the only thing I plan on doing is her, so it’s just semantics.

“No thanks.” She presses a few buttons on the register. “One fifty-eight.”

I pass over the money. “Well, how about we exchange numbers and we can make plans when you’re not busy.”

“I didn’t say I was busy. I said no thanks.”

The guy behind me clears his throat again.

Look there’s no way to not sound like an asshole when I say that girls don’t turn me down… like ever, but they don’t. Ever.

“You got a boyfriend?”

“Seriously, man. I gotta get going or I’m going to be late for class,” the guy behind me says to my back. I turn, prepared to death glare him, but he looks down and his face goes red.

“Coffee?” I hand out the cup I just bought in his direction.

Without lifting his head, he nods but makes no move to take the cup.

“Here.” I practically shove the coffee in his hand. “Sorry, but I need more time so unless you want to be late for class, I suggest you take this one and go.” I tilt my head in the direction of the door.