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“Yeah, wewere.But we’ve both been through a lot since then. We’re not the same people we were in high school.”
“I know that, but—”
“Sierra. I’d really like to be done with this conversation.”
“Fine. We can be done for now.”
“Not for now. Forever.”
“We’ll see.”
Sierra rose from the hot tub, grabbed her robe, and scurried inside as fast as possible. Just when I finally had a moment of piece, my phone started buzzing on the table next to me. I reached over and grabbed it, unable to resist my smile when I saw it was a message from Owen.
“What are you doing tonight?”
“Just sitting in the hot tub. What are you doing?”
“I bet you look absolutely incredible in a bikini…”
“That doesn’t answer my question.”
“Beth is giving the girls a bath. I have no plans for the evening.”
“Well, we better fix that.”
“Did you have something in mind?”
“I don’t know. Maybe…”
“You up for some night skiing?”
“Night skiing? Not exactly what I had in mind.”
I couldn’t help rolling my eyes as I sent the message. As fun as that sounded, I would have much rather done something a bit more intimate.
“Oh, Skye. We’ll have plenty of time for whatever dirty deeds you have in mind. Meet me out front in half an hour.”
“See you then.”
I quickly submerged myself under the hot water, an action I immediately regretted when my head popped back out into the cold night air. I shivered as I grabbed my robe and headed for the house, nearly falling to the ground as I scrambled across the icy deck.
When I wentto the door of the chalet, Luke and Taylor were sitting in the front room, eyeing me suspiciously. They glanced at each other and tried not to smile.
“Just say whatever you’re going to say,” I said in an exasperated tone.
“What makes you think we have anything to say?”
“The two of youalwayshave something to say.”
“That’s so not true.”
“Yeah, how dare you make a generalization like that?”
I rolled my eyes at them, and reached for the door handle.
“Make sure you use protection!” Taylor called as I opened the door and let in a cold blast of air.
“You’re not funny!” I shouted as I walked out.
