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Married? What the fuck was happening?
I couldn’t tell you what happened next. My mind protected my heart from shattering into a million pieces for Jax to see. All I could focus on was the truth staring me right in the face.
I would forever remember this day as the day the man I thought I loved was getting married to the woman I least expected…
My roommate.
—Caleb—
Evie wouldn’t look at me.
Talk to me.
Nothing.
Not that I could blame her. This was all my fucking fault. I didn’t sleep for shit last night. She consumed my thoughts. Tessa wasn’t supposed to say anything to anyone because we’d only just gotten engaged.
After debating what was right or wrong, I jumped in my car and drove to their apartment. I needed to see Evie, now more than ever.
Call it intuition.
A sixth sense.
Or maybe we just had this connection that was fucking unbreakable. Whatever it was, she knew when she opened her door I would be standing there.
Inhaling a deep breath, I steadied my mind for what was to come. This wouldn’t end well. Nothing between us ever did. As soon as she opened the door, there she was…
Fucking breathtaking.
She was wearing a clingy dress that accentuated all the curves of her body. It reminded me what she felt like riding my cock—moaning, panting, screaming my name. Exactly what I craved. It didn’t matter how many women I had slept with. Evie was simply the best. Her pussy was made for me.
Her heart wasn’t supposed to be mine, but I stole it anyway.
Despite the fact I could tell she’d been crying, everything about her was stunning like always. Her bright green eyes bared into mine in a way I’d never experienced before.
She wasn’t just upset—she was broken.
I’d done that.
No one else but me.
Evie didn’t hesitate, not that I expected her to.
She instantly bit, “If you’re here to see your fiancée, she’s not home.”
“I know. I’m here to see you.”
“So it’s true?”
There was nothing I could say to make this better for her.
For me.
For us.
Instead of trying to comfort her, I blatantly replied, “I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t.”
She shook her head and then slammed the door in my face. But she wasn’t fast enough. I caught it and quickly slipped inside her place, closing the door behind me.
