Discovering Delilah (Harborside Nights, book 2)
“I mean, most people just block their exes’ numbers and move on.” Brandon’s reclining in the passenger seat of my car. His feet are propped up on the dash.
“I know they do, but I need to tell her face-to-face. She left me insecure and untrusting, and I hate her for that.”
“Whoa. Am I going to see a bitch fight?” Brandon rights his seat and runs his hand through his hair.
“No, you weirdo.” I park the car at Sandy’s apartment complex. I know she still lives here because in one of her t...exts she said that when she broke up with her boyfriend, she kept the apartment. Not that I asked. “You coming up or staying here?”
“I’m coming up, because you may not want a bitch fight, but bitches be crazy, so…”
“God, Brandon. That’s offensive.”
He cocks a brow and climbs from the car. “I’m protecting you.”
“Whatever.MoreLess
“I know they do, but I need to tell her face-to-face. She left me insecure and untrusting, and I hate her for that.”
“Whoa. Am I going to see a bitch fight?” Brandon rights his seat and runs his hand through his hair.
“No, you weirdo.” I park the car at Sandy’s apartment complex. I know she still lives here because in one of her t...exts she said that when she broke up with her boyfriend, she kept the apartment. Not that I asked. “You coming up or staying here?”
“I’m coming up, because you may not want a bitch fight, but bitches be crazy, so…”
“God, Brandon. That’s offensive.”
He cocks a brow and climbs from the car. “I’m protecting you.”
“Whatever.MoreLess
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