Page 104 of Second Chance Trouble


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“Oh. Quin.”

“Cool. I like that name.”

“Thanks. My parents gave it to me,” I said losing control of my tongue.

Cage laughed.

“I mean, of course my parents gave it to me.”

“Not of course. My parents didn’t give me the name Cage.”

“Who did? An uncle or somebody?”

“No, I did.”

“So, what’s your birth name?”

Cage looked at me with thoughts rushing through his head. “How about I take you inside and show you around?”

“So, I guess we’re going to let that question go?”

Cage chuckled uncomfortably.

As he led me up the stairs, onto the porch, and then into the frat house, it was hard to take my eyes off of him. When I did I was surprised by what I saw. I didn’t know what I was expecting, but it wasn’t this. The large living room was sparsely furnished but full of people. Everyone had red cups in their hand and they spoke to each other like they were friends.

“It’s still pretty early,” Cage explained.

“What do you mean?” I said raising my voice over the country-pop music.

“There’ll be more people later.”

“More than this?” I asked looking around at what felt like a horde.

Cage chuckled. “Yeah.”

“Damn. Okay.”

“Cage!” A thick guy said throwing his arms around Cage spilling some of his drink onto Cage’s shirt. “Oh, did I get you?”

“That’s okay,” Cage said casually. “Dan, this is Quin.”

Dan turned to me and stared. “Quin!” he finally said removing the awkwardness. “Is he trying to recruit you?”

“What?” I asked confused.

“Is he trying to get you on the football team?”

I stared at him unsure what was happening. Was he being serious? I wasn’t exactly built like a guy who ran full speed into 200-pound men.

“Football team?”

Dan turned to Cage confused.

“We play on the football team,” Cage explained.

“You do?”

Dan threw his arms around Cage again. “Cage doesn’t just play for the football team. He is the team.”

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