Page 76 of Yes & I Love You (Say Everything 1)
She shook her head. “Love you, too. Still not getting mints on your pillow, though.”
“You can’t blame a guy forhella goodtrying.”
She shook her head and smiled to herself. Yep, Cal and Jasper were going to get along just fine.
Cal helped her unfold the creaky sofa bed, and they covered it with fresh sheets and a blanket. He tossed a few pillows on it and she frowned, staring down at the bed. “Are your feet going to hang off of this?”
He shrugged. “Dunno. I’ll be fine either way.”
“If this is too small, you can sleep in my bed.”
“Oh, you want to cuddle?” he teased. “You must’ve really missed me.”
She rolled her eyes. “I meant we could switch beds.”
He gave her a look. “I’m not kicking you out of your bed, Tate. This ishella goodfine. I’ll go diagonal if need be.”
She sighed. “Okay. I just want you to be comfortable. You’re my first official overnight guest here.”
He glanced up as he fluffed a pillow, something unreadable in his expression. “Yeah?”
She winced inwardly.Oops.Tonight she was going to introduce him to her “boyfriend.” How exactly was she going to explain that Jasper had never slept over? Ugh, lying sucked. She would be a total fail in the fake-dating movies. “You ready to go? The improv show starts at eight. I don’t want to have to rush dinner. Inhaling a po-boy too fast does not a good night make.”
Cal stepped around the foot of the sofa bed and put his hand out. “I’m ready. Show me your newhella goodtown.”
Hollyn took Cal’s hand, inhaled a deep breath, and they headed out.Here we go.
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