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  2. BLURB
  3. TANNER
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  31. EPILOGUE
  32. PLAYLIST
  33. ALSO BY REBECCA JENSHAK
  34. SECRET PUCK SNEAK PEEK
  35. BLURB
  36. CHAPTER 1
  37. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

“Please? I’ll feel better knowing you’re not trying to drive in this.”

“All right. You’re sure?” she asks.

“Positive.”

Thankfully she turns off the car and I run her back to the house before I can go about my original mission. Find Sydney and kiss her until she realizes she’s the only girl for me.

24

SYDNEY

“The things she said, Em.” I swipe a hand over both sides of my cheek to collect the tears I can’t seem to stop. “She made what Tanner and I have feel so… wrong. Am I the reason all his relationships end? Is he only with me because I’ve gotten in the way so many times? Have I made myself the only option by chasing them all away?” I could maybe stand his sister’s wrath, but the idea that I might have somehow been responsible for hurting Tanner makes me feel sick.

I close my eyes and avoid meeting the gaze of Allyson, the Uber driver who keeps sending pitying looks into the rearview mirror.

“I swear to God I’m gonna have to pull this car over, I’m shaking with anger.” Emily’s tone is sharp as nails. God, I love her.

“Where are you? Did you turn back? I wouldn’t blame you between the weather and my drama.”

“No freaking way. I’m still coming. I’m going to tell that wench what I think of her and maybe slap Tanner over the head for good measure. I may have to pull over though, the rain’s starting to come down harder again and between that and my rage I’m not seeing that great.”

“He didn’t know,” I tell her. “I could see the shock on his face when Amelia showed up.”

“Then why are you running?”

“I’m not running. Allyson and I are driving around while I figure out what to do.”

“Allyson?”

“My Uber driver.” I briefly meet her gaze in the mirror and smile awkwardly.

“You ran,” she says decisively. “Though I’m not sure I understand why. You didn’t do anything wrong.”

“Because some part of me wonders if Tara’s right. Maybe Tanner and I had our shot two years ago, and I should have bowed out and let him move on.”

“You don’t really believe that. You can’t. Whether or not you two work as a couple, it doesn’t change what you’ve meant to each other over the years. Don’t let her ugly view of it, tarnish yours.”