Holden
I give Samantha an incredulous look as Hyde howls. She smirked and put her sunglasses back on.
“Samantha,” Her mother barks.
“I do not accept your rejection,” I say without emotion. I set Kade down, “Why don’t you stay with your grandparents,” I looked at Samantha, “I need to talk to your mother.”
Kade frowns.
“Here, Kade,” Natalie gently grasps his shoulder.
I turn to Samantha, “I need to talk to you.” I say.
She shrugs, and I gently try to steer her into the house. She pulls away from me, and I throw my hands up. I led her down one of the service hallways.
“What was that? I thought you were giving me a chance,” I retort.
“I was trying something,” she says while looking at her nails.
“You thought it would work?” I snort.
“A girl can hope,” she mutters quietly.
I gras
