Catching the Captain
When Kaiden Hart, the captain of the Charleston Coyotes hockey team, comes to my aid in an emergency, it’s the first time I’ve seen him since I was a young girl.
And boy, have the years been kind to him.
When he invites me out to dinner, accepting seems like the polite thing to do.
At least that’s what I tell myself.
How else can I justify wanting to be near my older sister’s ex-boyfriend?
It couldn’t have anything to do with his piercing blue eyes and kissable lips.
Who cares if he’s got chiseled abs and a rear end I could bounce a quarter off of?
It’s definitely not how protective he is toward me. Or how thoughtful he is offering me his spare room when I need a temporary place to stay.
I know I should refuse. Really, I should run in the opposite direction.
But it’s too late. I’m already falling for him.
Now, all I can think about is catching the captain.
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