Chapter 28

A Date to Remember

“Where are we going?” I probably asked for the hundredth time.

“Just wait.” Ian answered with the same two words again. I growled in frustration. Ian had blindfolded me, and not knowing where we were going was killing me.

“Ian!” I growled in frustration.

“I never noticed how impatient you are,” Ian remarked, chuckling.

“You are so dead when I get my hands on you.”

“Then maybe I should keep the blindfold on,” Ian teased.

I didn’t say anything, but I was annoyed. I didn’t know what Ian was up to, and I really hoped that it wasn’t some dangerous thing.

“We’re here,” Ian finally announced. I heard him get out and he opened my door. His fingers brushed against my collarbone as he took off the seatbelt, making goosebumps erupt all over.

“Can I take off the blindfold?” I asked, pretending to be annoyed.

“Just a minute,” Ian drawled out. He took my hand in his, guiding me. “Step.” I stepped up slowly, hoping that