Page 33 of The Jane Thing


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“Oh.” She nods. The light in her eyes dims, and she drags her teeth over her lip and turns her back to me. “Oh. Okay. I get it.”

“What? What do you get?”

“This is an apology. For last night.”

Why does she know that? What if it were me saying I loved last night, can we do it again? Has someone else done this to her recently? I feel like a double ass now.

“I shouldn’t have kissed you, Skye.”

Still with her back to me, she shrugs and shakes her head. “It’s fine.”

“It’s not fine. I shouldn’t have manhandled you that way. That’s not how—”

“Gideon,” she snaps and looks at me over her shoulder. “It happened. You kissed me. I kissed you back. Don’t worry about it. I won’t tell Chloe.”

Is that what she thinks? That I’m afraid of Chloe?

“I just…” I sigh and drop to sit on the stool at the end of the bar. “I like annoying you. We could be friends.”

“Good, because you’re really good at it,” she promises me. “Will you get plates out?”

I do as she asks, but now I’m kind of tied in knots wondering if it wasn’t that big of a deal to her. If she kissed me out of curiosity. What if that Mel guy kissed her the other night, and she was kissing me to compare us?

“How did you know I like strawberries?”

“Just a wild guess.” I tuck that little fib away with the other one and get out the silverware and napkins.


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