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“I’m not drunk, Grayson. I like you.” She may not be stupid drunk right now, but I can smell the alcohol on her breath. “I like you too.” “But not enough to fuck me.” Christ. I lean my head back against the couch, kicking myself, yet again, for coming to this stupid party.
My eyes narrow in his direction. “Now who’s being judgmental?” His gaze seems to soften only slightly. “Like I said, Grayson. We aren’t friends.” With that, he closes the door, and I watch him climb the stairs up to his apartment. Then, I smile. Because yeah. Yeah, we are.
“Of course, it matters. I don’t know what I am.” “You’re Rhett.” I point to him, completely serious. “Moody asshole, decent artist, really good kisser. Rhett.” He looks like he’s partially annoyed and amused by my answer, but he doesn’t snap at me like I thought he would. Instead, he seems to be thinking it over before he huffs, grabbing the handle and pushing the door to the car open, still holding my gaze. “Fine. We can be friends.” I grin. “Friends who kiss?”

