I looked back at Max, who had his face directed toward his computer.
“Anything I should be worried about?” he asked without looking over at me.
Shit.
“Nope.”
“Just don’t fuck this up for us.”
Those were his last words before I left his office.
He knew something was going on, but it wasn’t like I could act on it. I doubted she even remembered who I was still, not even the summer camp me, but the high school me too. It had been so long since I’d actually seen her, I just wished for some way I could make her remember every single detail.
It was something I wished for, but knew deep in my heart it wasn’t going to happen like that.
So for now I was going to take it slow. But slow would be how it started. Once I was done with this plan, it would be like we had never been apart.
But for how long that plan would take.
I had no idea.
