The Hockey Star Regret
he said, completely deadpan.
Coleen groaned. “Mark.”
“What? Somebody’s gotta make the speech.” He leaned against the frame, still grinning. “Don’t hurt my girl, Michaels.”
“I promise not to,” I said, opening the passenger door for Coleen.
Jason would’ve been proud.
The restaurant was one of those cozy Italian spots with soft lighting, old jazz playing in the background, and the faint smell of garlic that hit you the second you walked in.
“This place is nice,” Coleen said, glancing around as we sat down.