Teegan teased. She’d noticed him as soon as she entered the diner and decided a little role play might be fun. “I do sometimes. How about you?” She shook her head. “It’s my first time, actually, but James comes here a lot. You mind if I join you, handsome?” Teegan slid into the booth he occupied and smirked. Once settled, she continued the charade. “You see, I met this guy the other night, and you look an awful lot like him. We had such a great time, but I’ve been out of the dating scene for a little while, and I’m wondering if that guy will help me out of my slump.” “Lucky guy.” Liam chuckled. “I bet he was pretty terrific too.” She laughed loudly, making the other patrons in the diner stop to stare. “Well, I’m not sure I’d say it like that. I don’t know him well enough yet, but I’d like to.” She reached across the table and placed her hands on top of his.
