Hate Should Be A Hockey Term
The kitchen was already a war zone.
Victoria stood at the counter in a tank top and shorts I’d never seen her wear, phone to her ear, free hand rubbing her temple. Dad sat at the island in gym shorts and nothing else, fanning himself with a rolled-up magazine like it might actually help. Chase leaned against the fridge—shirtless, gray sweatpants slung low on his hips, hair still damp from the shower, holding a water bottle pressed to the back of his neck.
I stopped in the doorway.
His eyes lifted. Traveled down—taking in the too-big jersey, my bare legs, the obvious fact I wasn’t wearing anything underneath—then dragged slowly back up to my face. Held my gaze one beat too long.
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