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Cains just said that?
    “I’ve listed the teams on the last page.”
    I quickly flipped to the last of ten pages. I found my name and the one next to it. Hell no. Random?
    Colton laughed, and I knew he’d seen the same thing. “Guess we’ll be seeing plenty of each other, pumpkin.”
    I put my head in my hands.
    “You heard Cains.” Colton spoke softly, but his feelings on the matter were made perfectly clear. “No switching.”
    “This is going to be interesting.”
    “More like fantastic.”
    “What did I ever see in you?” I mumbled.
    “You mean what do you see in me. Don’t pretend it’s past tense.”
    I turned my attention back to Cains.
    “There will be opportunities to gain extra credit by signing up for additional projects. I’ll have more information on those later.”
    I listened as he droned on about the course materials, and I packed up as soon as he finished. I had to get to another class.
    “Where’s your next class?” Colt followed me out.
    “Marshall.”
    “I’m in Tahoe. Any idea where that is?”
    “Yeah. I’ll show you.” I remembered how confusing the buildings were when I first started. The least I could do was help him out on the first day.
    “Thanks.” He treated me to one of his bright smiles, and that only made everything worse. The smile gave me that fluttering sensation again. Wouldn’t that ever go away? Maybe it would happen at the same time I stopped reliving our night together when I closed my eyes.
    We walked across the quad. I waved at a few people I knew, and if it was a guy, Colt moved closer to me. I didn’t give him a hard time about it. I liked the way his body felt next to mine even if I didn’t want to enjoy it.
    I stepped away from him. “Here you are.” I pointed to the stone building called Tahoe.
    “Great. Want to grab lunch later?”
    “I already have plans,” I said honestly. I was meeting my friends.
    “Oh. All right. Have a good class.” He surprised me by leaning over and kissing me on the cheek.
    “Colt.”
    “What? Is your cheek off limits now? Even after everything else you let me kiss the other night?”
    I resisted the urge to hit him. “Please stop. That was one time.”
    “So you say.”
    “What do you want me to say?”
    “That you miss me like crazy and can’t get the night we spent together out of your head.” He played with the strap of his backpack.
    “I’m not going to say it.” I couldn’t. “Bye, Colt.”
    “See you soon, pumpkin.”
    “Stop calling me that.”
    “Never.” He grinned before walking into the building.
    I shook my head and headed to my next class.
    After spending so much time talking to Colt, I barely made it in on time. The small lecture hall had only a few rows, and on a quick glance, I didn’t notice many free seats.
    “Mallory!”
    I looked up and saw Reed waving his arm to get my attention.
    “Hey.” I took the seat next to his. “I didn’t know you were in this class.”
    “Yeah, I decided to take another econ class before graduation.”
    “Cool.” I pulled out my laptop. Although I preferred pen and paper for discussion classes, I liked to type my lecture notes.
    The professor, a much more seasoned one, introduced herself and started a lecture on capital markets and supply, and I lost track of time. Before I knew it, class was over.
    We packed up, and Reed held open the door. “You’re having lunch with Juliet today, right?”
    “Yeah.”
    “Tell her I said ‘hi.’ I’m heading down to the school I volunteer at.”
    “Oh, cool. I will.” I smiled before we went our separate ways on the quad. I headed back to the house. I couldn’t wait to tell my roommates about my morning. Thankfully, I didn’t have to wait long. I ran into Juliet halfway to the house.
    “How was your morning?” She pushed her sunglasses up on the top of her head.
    “An experience.”
    “An experience? Who was it? Colt or Tanner?”
    “Colton, but before I forget, Reed was in my econ class, and