~ HUNTER’s POV ~
“Thanks for coming with me to the shop,” I said as I pulled up in front of my house and killed the truck’s engine.
“Sure thing,” Nina smiled. “I got nothing else better to do anyway,”
I smiled knowingly at her before getting off the truck. I knew what she meant by that. There wasn’t much to do in Little Falls. After I got back to New York City and settled all my accounts with the company, I found no reason to stay around there and I decided to move back to Little Falls. Staying in New York City was painful for me, because it was a reminder of everything Maia and I could never be.
For a whole month now, I had been living back home with my parents. They were shocked when they saw me with all my bags showing up out of nowhere. But I was lucky, I had the most s
