The Wrong Game (Love of the Game, #1)

by Kandi Steiner

Carlo Mancini

All you could do was ask yourself what you regretted, what you loved, and what you learned. Then, you moved forward.

“As long as you take me along for the ride.”

“I like you, Gemma. A lot. I care about you, I want you to succeed, I want to hang out with you all the time. I want to introduce you to everyone I love because I want them to know how amazing you are, too. I want to watch football with you and take you to fancy dinners and make memories I’ll never forget, even if this doesn’t work out in the end.”

I think dating is kind of like that, too. No matter what, I want us both to walk away from this in better condition than we walked into it —

Always. I liked the way that word sounded. Even if I didn’t trust it yet.