The Fourth Book In the More Than Friends Series, Deanna grapples with the recent loss of her father, moving to a Nashville for medical school, and getting adjusted to newly married life. But when Shep, Deanna's first love gets injured and ends up...
Because Diggy didn't finish his medical consultation with me, the other doctors refused to give him clearance to play Sunday. That sent him into a rage and he left practice.
Me of course having the heart I have, couldn't bear to see his dreams crushed. So, that's why I'm here in front of his condo building.
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My cellphone vibrated. It lit up Clay Bear. I sighed and put it in my pocket, then went inside.
"Uh are you here to see someone?" The man at the desk asked when he saw I tried the entrance door but it was locked.
"Uh, yes. Daniel Simmons."
"Does Mr. Simmons know you're coming?"
"Uh yeah." I lied and cleared my throat.
"Great. I'll ring him and tell him you're down here." He picked up a phone.
It must've rang and rang because Diggy never answered.
"Mr. Simmons seems to be out. What's your name. I'll tell him you stopped by."
"That's alright. I'll come by another day." I gave a fake smile and begin to leave out.
As I was leaving, he walked in.
"Diggy." I said.
"Oh my God. Now you stalking me. Call security." He told the man at the desk.
"I'm not stalking you. I came here to help you get clearance to play Sunday."
"How? When you and the rest of the doctors trying to fuck up my career."
"Diggy please. Can we just talk." I said.
He looked at me.
"Do you still want security sir?" The man at the desk asked.
Diggy rolled his eyes, sighed and said, "no."
He then unlocked the door and told me to follow him.
I did and we took a elevator to the fourth floor. It was silent the whole way. He had nothing to say to me. And I was not trying to stir the pot.
I followed him to his door. And seeing as this was a luxury condo building, I expected something grand. But it seemed set up more like a college dorm.
