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me…
    “What are you thinking about?” she asked.
    My thoughts were shattered. “Oh nothing.”
    “It didn’t look like nothing.”
    I sighed. I swear my grandmother could read my mind. “There’s this guy I kinda like…”
    “The one who helped you with your truck?”
    “Yeah.”
    “Why don’t you give him a chance?”
    I shrugged. “He’s…too risky.”
    “Risky?”
    “He used to be the biggest manwhore I’ve ever known. He said he wanted a relationship with me, to be something more. But I’m afraid he’ll get tired of me then hurt me, just the way Jace did.”
    “Stop comparing the two.” Her voice was harsh.
    “I know, I know. But I’m not ready to put myself out there again. I can’t get hurt…”
    “You risk that no matter what. And if you don’t scoop him up, someone else will. And that will hurt even more.”
    I swallowed the lump in my throat. I knew that feeling all too well.
    “Think about it, dear. He sounds like a good guy.”
    “He is a good guy.”
    “Then go for it.”
    “It’s too soon…and he started dating someone.” I would never admit it was Payton.
    “It’s not too late. Tell him how you feel. It might change things.”
    “I don’t know…”
    “You know what I admire about your sister?”
    Where was this going?
    “She’s a fighter. If she wants something, she grabs it by the throat and holds on. She doesn’t take no for an answer unless she absolutely has to. You choose to wait for things to come to you. You have patience like I’ve never known. But sometimes you have to break out of your element and do things differently. Fight for him if you really want him.”
    When I imagined him with someone else, I wanted to die. What if he fell for her and wanted something more, like a relationship? What if I was replaced and he never looked back? I’d have to live with that regret forever.
    “Just think about it.” She opened the cinnamon rolls and took a sniff. “They smell wonderful.”
    “Thank you…” My mind was elsewhere. I didn’t want to talk about this anymore. Thinking about Ash was making me sick. “Would you like me to read to you?” Harry Potter would distract my mind. I reached for the book but realized it was missing. “Did you finish it already?”
    “Actually, I’ve been reading Fifty Shades of Grey . That Christian Grey is something else…”
    Was she being serious right now? “Um…you’re reading that?” This was awkward.
    “Yep.” She moved to her bedside and grabbed a tablet. Then she turned it on then handed it to me. “That was the last page I was on.”
    She didn’t expect me to read this out loud, right?
    I felt the device in my hands and looked at the screen. “When did you get a kindle?”
    “My medical student got it for me. He’s a sweetheart.” She didn’t look at me when she said it. “And he got me a gift card so I could download books.”
    My heart moved into my throat. I froze, suddenly feeling disoriented. I remembered seeing Ash at the hospital months ago. He said he was bringing a gift to his patient, something to make her happy.
    Was my grandmother his patient?
    Was she the one who changed him? Made him more compassionate? “Nana, who got this for you?”
    “His name is Dr. James, and he’s one of the most amazing people I’ve ever met. He’s compassionate, kind, real, and honest. And he’s in love with a girl—but she won’t give him a chance. She sounds like an idiot to me.” She fluffed her pillow. “Now start reading.”
    My hands started to shake. He’d been taking care of my grandma the whole time? And he talked about me? “I have to go.” I placed the kindle on the nightstand then headed to the door.
    “Good luck.” She winked at me.
    I was in such a hurry that I didn’t even notice.
     
    I wasn’t sure how I felt anymore. Knowing Ash took care of my grandmother changed everything, and the fact she adored him made a difference too. She accepted Jace, but I never felt like she