I crossed the line with Dove Walker.
And I want to regret it.
But the only thing I regret is that I touched her sister first.
Before I met Dove.
Before I knew how freaking devastated she would be if she ever found out about my past.
Before I knew what real attraction was.
What real feelings were.
I’ve never felt this way about anyone in my entire life.
And I can’t do anything about it.
But the worst part is that I’m too much of a coward to own up to it and tell her the truth.
I can’t hurt her like that.
She deserves more.
So much more.
So, where does it leave me?
Fucked.
Royally fucked.
I slam my hand against the steering wheel before shoving my car into park and heading inside my house as the familiar poison I’ve grown accustomed to settles in my veins.
I need my damn guitar.
Chapter Twenty-Two
Dove
“Hey,” a voice calls.
I roll my eyes and look over my shoulder.
“Shouldn’t you be on stage?” I snap.
Fender smiles tightly, squeezing the back of his neck while looking super uncomfortable that he’s talking to me.
Ditto, Fen.
“We’re on break,” he informs me after a few seconds.
Of course, he is.
“What do you want, Fender?” I ask, scrubbing at the poor lacquered table as if it’s offended me.
“I want to apologize.”
Gaze narrowed, I drop the damp dishrag onto the table I’d been wiping and turn to face him fully. Then I cross my arms and wait.