She leaned against a wall, staring at the waxed tile, trying to ignore the stares from a group of teen boys milling around the waiting area. The sight of her crestfallen face touched something in Reece’s heart. She looked as if she’d happily sink through the floor. “Leigh.” He kept his voice soft. No use antagonizing her any more than her situation had already done. In a fair fight, Leigh was a worthy sparring partner in their verbal war, but her humiliation put her at a disadvantage. And Reece wasn’t about to give in to the temptation to humiliate her further. There was no satisfaction in that. Leigh’s chin rose and her shoulders squared, her body language signaling she was more than ready for anything Reece wanted to dish out. Her lips curled into a mocking sneer. “Save it, Corrigan.” “I’m here to take you back to your car.” She gave a short laugh. “Yeah, right. I’d rather walk.” Reece glanced down at the five-inch spikes on her shoes. “Okay, walk then.”
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