"So, when are you seeing him again?"
I jolt. "What—never. It’s done."
"Uh-huh."
"It is!"
She sips her coffee, completely unimpressed.
I grit my teeth. "Allie, I swear to—"
"Was it good?" she interrupts.
I blink. "What?"
"The sex," she says, deadpan. "Was it good?"
I glare. "I hate you."
"That’s not an answer."
I pick up my coffee. "It was fine."
She cackles.
I roll my eyes. "It was fine."
"Oh my God, you’re lying."
"I’m not!"
She leans in. "Kenzie."
I huff. "It was… very good. Okay? Whatever. Moving on."
Allie smirks. "Moving on, huh?" She lifts a brow. "Then why do you look like someone who just got run over by a truck full of bad decisions and unresolved sexual tension?"
I groan, dragging both hands down my face. "Because I hate you."
"That’s not an answer."
I grab my coffee, take a long, slow sip, and glare at her over the rim. "Fine. Maybe I hate me, too."
Allie smirks. "Yeah, Kenz. That sounds about right."
Chapter 10 – Kenzie
Iyank my suitcase off the plane, move through the jet bridge, and force myself to focus.
A normal layover.
A normal return home.
A normal damn life.
But when I step into the terminal, my stomach drops.
Because standing near baggage claim, leaning against a pillar like he owns the whole damn airport—