I lost the game and had to run around shirtless. Did I startle you?
Sumner said, sounding a bit defeated.
He had just stepped outside when he spotted someone familiar. To his surprise, it was Lindsey.
Moments ago, Lindsey felt a mix of fear and astonishment. She was relieved it was just Sumner.
You should head back and get dressed.
Under the sway of alcohol, Sumners heart was stirred by an inexplicable longing as he looked at the girls blushing face and batting eyelashes.
His friends required him to kis a girl, and there he was with Lindsey. Was this destiny? Was this a sign from above?
He couldnt resist moving closer, his muscular chest leading the way.
Lindsey, in her high heels, stepped back quickly, losing her balance and nearly falling.
Linds, are you alright? Sumner was quick to catch her, steadying her with his hand on her shoulder from behind.
The accident really shook Sumner up. Seeing Lindseys pained expression, he couldnt stop blaming himself.
Im sorry. This is all because of me. Did you hurt your ankle?
He knew he was to blame. Drunk and bold, he had even thought about kising her.
But Lindsey was engaged. No matter how he felt, he knew it wasnt right to act on those feelings.
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Im okay Lindsey attempted to rise by herself, but the intense pain in her foot caused her to lose her balance, and she fell sideways.
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She ended up in Sumners arms, her hand clutching his chest without thinking.
It looked like they were very close and intimate.
Suddenly, a large hand grabbed Sumners shoulder and tugged him back so hard that even Sumner, a big guy, fell backwards.
Lindsey, losing her support, tumbled to the ground.
Sumner stumbled a few steps before regaining his balance.
Looking up, he saw Domenics tall figure standing protectively in front of Lindsey.
Sumner instantly snapped back to reality!
Domenics presence was intimidating, his cold, angry gaze Like daggers, sending a chill down Sumners spine.
In a panic, he tried to explain, Hey, dont get the wrong idea