He had planned to be home earlier so he could spend time with his grandparents. He’d been away for almost three weeks, and as the only family he had left, he missed them tremendously. His father passed away when Terrence was eighteen, but his mother had walked out of their lives when he was only eight. The old anger that came with the memory surfaced, but he pushed it down, preferring to reminisce on his weekend. Reaching into his pocket, he took out his phone, then pulled up the picture of him and Janae. In her heels, her head barely came to his shoulder; without them, she only reached the middle of his chest. But her petite body was stacked with womanly curves—curves his hands itched to trace. “Nice picture, Monte. Who is she?” Malik, the band’s bassist, asked over his shoulder. “Her name is Janae,” Terrence answered without looking up. “Oh, yeah. She’s the woman we met backstage. I’ve never known you to let someone come back after a show.”
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