SIN SO SWEET
It was always somewhere we could get caught, that made it hotter.
I spotted him near the misting lettuce, in a black hoodie, jeans, and that stupid backwards cap he thought made him look young and hot. He was holding a cucumber, twirling it like an idiot.
When he saw me, he smirked.
I rolled my eyes but my pulse kicked up anyway, pushed my cart closer and stopped beside him.
“Really?” I said, voice low. “A cucumber? That’s your opener?”
He glanced around… some kids running, mom yelling about organic carrots, an old man squeezing avocados like they owed him money.