CHAPTER SIXTY-FIVE

I lean against the door jam and listen while Gavin talks on the phone with his sister. Not that I’m eavesdropping, but the sweet affection in his voice melts my heart.

“You sure about him, Cal? First he stands you up and now he’s moving? Is this boy even worth it?” He pauses to listen and in that moment I see the concern in his eyes that I hadn’t heard in his voice.

He’s truly worried about Callie and this boy she’s seeing. I can’t say I blame him, but if he’s worth it to her, that’s what counts.

“Yeah, I know he’s had a rough life. I promise, Cal.”

His eyes flick up to mine then and the blue grays immediately fill with softness.

I can tell his sister says something else and it makes him smile.

“You too.”

“You look beautiful.” Gavin murmurs when he reaches me, grabbing my waist to pull me into his

body.

“Thank you, I got it,” I whisper into his chest as he holds me. I feel his smile against my hair and before I know what he’s doing, I’m being spun around in a circle.

“I knew you woul