Rewind It Back (Windy City, #5)

by Liz Tomforde

His voice is soft. “Why does that make you feel nervous, Hal?” “I don’t know.” “Yes, you do.” I huff a small laugh because what’s the use in lying to this guy? He knows me too well. “I think because for six years, I watched your life move into this new, impressive phase. You have all these new people around. I mean, you’re literally famous now.” “Gross.” “But you are, and sometimes I get nervous that because I’m part of your old life, I won’t fit into the new.” He’s quiet for a long moment before he says, “But you’re not just a part of my life. You’re the center of it. So, if something isn’t fitting around us, that piece needs to change, not you.” He runs his thumb over my knuckle. “And yes, I’m in a different phase of my career than the last time we were together, but you’ve been with me since the beginning of all of this. So, if anyone should feel out of place, it certainly isn’t you.”