“Morning,” Gibsie acknowledged, sinking into the passenger seat of my car on Tuesday morning. “How’d training go yesterday?” “I fucked up!” I blurted out. “You fucked up?” Gibsie arched a brow as he buckled himself in. “In training?” “No.” I shook my head. “I didn’t go.” “Why not?” “Because I fucked up!” “How?” “Fuck.” Groaning, I shifted into gear and pulled away from his house. “So fucking bad.” Tightening my hands on the wheel, I released a pained growl. “So fucking, fucking bad, Gibs.” “Are you going to say anything other than the word fuck?” he drawled as he pulled a blank CD out of his
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