WES
She’s not coming back.
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JAZZY
Things were surprisingly… good.
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WES
My attention volleyed between my phone and the walkway ahead of me. I was typing up a reply to a potential sponsor — a local sneaker shop in Brooklyn — that I’d emailed earlier.
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JAZZY
I yanked open the diner’s glass door, my eyes moving knowingly to the corner booth.
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WES
“Pardon me,” I said as I weaved my way around the lounge’s patrons, eyes focused ahead at the tall men standing at the far end of the room.
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JAZZY
“Mmm,” I moaned the second I walked through the front door and made my way down the long corridor to the kitchen. “Now Mama Bishop, you know you don’t have any business cooking food that smells this good.”
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WES
I stepped into the restaurant, Union, lifting my head long enough to greet the hostess in front.
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Jazzy
I twisted my steering wheel to the right, guiding my car to the curb. My head bobbed in time to the beat of the song streaming from my phone’s speaker. The song was rough, the beat raw and very unpolished, and I loved that the most about it.
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Last month on Brookelynite Daily, we wrapped our third serialized romance. This month, we’re starting a new one. The heat is up. So is the tension.
I Hate That I Love You is the fourth story coming to my premium newsletter. It’s an enemies-to-lovers romance about two A&Rs with beef who are being forced to work together for a good cause. They’ve got history. And yes, there’s the baby sister’s best friend trope in the mix too.
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