-TO BE TAKEN DOWN-
Katy Thomas is best known for her booming bakery shop, Katy Cakes, that has desserts as sweet as she.
Her new neighbor, Gage Rivers, is best known for being bitter and closed off from others.
The only thing they really have in com...
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This is the "clean" version of the chapter. The "mature" version that I HIGHLY suggest you read can be found in Bittersweet Restricted. Enjoy!
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One of the reasons why I prefer riding a bicycle to driving a car is that you don't have to worry about rude people honking at you or speeding past your car. There are not a lot of bicycles clogging up the sidewalk so it's fairly peaceful. Unfortunately, I had to take my car when going to the conference, since it was over an hour away, therefore I was not only susceptible to all the honking and crazy driving, but I was one of them.
I was flying down the road trying to get home as fast as I could hardly ever pressing the brakes but always keeping my right foot on the gas. Normally I'm against reckless driving, but when it comes to reuniting with someone I loved after three long days, I'll make an exception. Plus I had something really important to tell him and I've never been good at keeping stuff in. I just get too excited.
As soon as I saw my turn to the apartment complexes I swung in so quickly I could hear the tires screeching against the pavement right before I pulled in my normal parking spot. I quickly sent a text to Gage letting him know I was outside then grabbed my suitcase from the back seat. Naturally, it fought with me but I forced it out with every ounce of strength I had sent me flying backward into something hard. When I turned around to apologize my eyes widened at the sight and I dropped the bag.
