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“Well, then, what are you struggling with?”
I shrugged. “Just this whole…”
I looked over my shoulder to gaze out the window again and Hannah gasped.
“You’re still thinking about that guy.”
I paused. “Max.”
“What?”
“He has a name. It’s Max. I--figured that out Monday.”
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bsp; She swatted me. “You saw him this week and you didn’t tell me?”
I rolled my eyes. “Trust me, it wasn’t the best encounter there ever was.”
“Why? The man’s hot. Especially in that leather and black of his.”
“He calls me ‘Daddy’s girl.’ Even though he knows my name.”
“Dani, you know boys pick on you when they like you, right?”
I grimaced. “That’s a really stupid way to go about things. Why not just treat someone with respect?”
She giggled again. “Do those bike-riding guys strike you as the kind of guys that give respect? No. What they give you is good times. And you’re very overdue for a good time.”
“Are we talking about my virginity again?”
“We’re talking about your everything again.”
I sighed. “Forget it. I shouldn't have said anything.”
Hannah tugged me to my desk. “Oh, no you don’t. You’re going to sit right here and we’re going to talk.”
She pushed me down into my seat before pulling her chair up.
“So tell me everything. Exactly how often do you think about him?”
I shrugged. “Kind of hard not to. I mean, that Benji guy?”
“Who?”
“The one that was in the room that you had to kick out.”
“Oh, that asshole? What about him?”
I snickered. “He’s in my Monday and Wednesday morning conflict management class.”
She paused. “Is he a human resources major, too?”
I shook my head. “I don’t think so. That class also serves as a debate class requirement. Some people still knocking out their other required classes take it.”
“So he’s in that class with you.”
“Yeah. And no matter where I sit in that stupid class, he always has to sit right beside me. Wednesday morning, I got there fifteen minutes early. And when he came waltzing into class twenty minutes late, he glared at the girl sitting beside me in the second row until she moved.”
