Chapter Twenty-One
The weather is warmer today, which means the bottom of the hill could cause some problems for the skiers. I stand at the bottom because I can't be up on top with her—her mother might push me down the hill.
“Hey, has she been up yet?” Mia comes up alongside me, giving me a kiss on the cheek.
“No,” I say nodding with my head at the hill. “There's still three skiers before her.”
“Hey, man.” Grady fist bumps me.
Another skier shows up on the giant screen. Not Demi, but the three of us watch her come down the course. She's fast, although I don't know everything it takes to make a great downhill skier, her time overtook the first place.
“Two more and she’s up,” Mia says, and leans back against Grady's chest. His arms come around her so that she’s firmly wrapped in his gr
