Breaking The Ice Between Us
His hands were still tight on the steering wheel, knuckles white like maybe he was bracing for impact—just not with my car this time.
I scoffed, rolling my eyes. “Jesus, man. You tryna kill me or just my car?”
He blinked up at me, flushed with that stupid grin that was both charming and infuriating. “Okay, I definitely have no money to pay for that.”
He climbed out of the car, finally, and I gave him the once-over without meaning to. Old habits. Marco could dress like he owned a mirror and a gym membership—tight black jeans hugging those dancer legs, a cropped hoodie that barely covered the hem of his fitted shirt underneath, and sneakers that looked too clean for a guy with such reckless dr