Chapter Ten
Mack
“That’s not necessary,” Ash said over her shoulder, her tone sharp.
I stayed silent and followed her through the crowd. It had been a long few days. This was Ash’s last show before the one in Niagara Falls. The tension between us had been building ever since that stupid kiss in the hotel.
I didn’t exactly know how or why, but I knew I’d hurt her feelings. Not that I expected her to explain. She seemed to have taken the approach of staying cold and cranky with me most of the time. She pushed through a door into a back hallway. Since I’d started this trip with Ash, I’d learned that every bar had a back hallway where musicians and bands passing through would leave their gear. The hallways were usually narrow, and this one was no exception.
Ash acted as if I wasn’t even b
