The Way You Look At Me

Bethany Turner moved to Seattle for a fresh start, not to crash into him, the boy she swore she'd never speak to again.

But fate has other plans, and they look a lot like Cole Brown.

Cole and Betty used to be close. He was her childhood best friend. The one who shattered everything.

Now he's all grown up and frustratingly hot. Still loud. Still cocky. Still the only boy who's ever made her feel too much.

She wants to keep her distance. Wants to hate him. But no matter how hard she tries, he keeps showing up in her space, in her memories, in the ache she thought she buried.

But the past doesn't stay buried.
And neither do feelings.

The way he looks at her says everything he never had the courage to speak.
And the way she doesn't look back? That says even more.