Chloe
Bryce and I separated as soon as we made it to the main street.
“You’re the best, Bryce,” I said, beaming at him.
He winked at me. “Don’t forget it, beautiful.” His words were flirty, but I knew he didn’t really mean it. “Now, don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.”
“So you’re giving me free range to do whatever I like?” I teased.
“Absolutely. Now, there’s a stiff drink calling my name. See you later, Harper.” He sauntered off and I sighed.
I wished I liked Bryce in that way. I really did. He was funny and kind and clever, and loyal to Adrian completely. And I did like him… but just, not like that. He was someone I would only ever see as a friend. What a pity.
As soon as Bryce was out of view, I ducked back into the alley, pulling my backpack off as I went. I wasted no time in takin
