"Coax you?" Sydney Sawyer felt like she was hearing things.
'Why does he seem a bit shameless?'
'Is this really the Sebastian Lockwood she knew?'
"It's still a ways from here to your dorm. Take your time thinking about it. I'm in no hurry," Sebastian Lockwood said with a smile.
As they walked, Sydney Sawyer still couldn't figure out how to coax him.
Coaxing Timmy Lockwood or her brother was easy—a pat on the head, a few sweet words, a piece of candy, and she was done. But how was she supposed to coax a working man who was almost thirty?
Besides, why did she even have to coax him?!
"From what your roommate was saying tonight, your college life seems quite colorful," Sebastian Lockwood chuckled. He just hadn't expected her to be so ditsy sometimes.
"Weren't you the same way when you were in school?" Sydney Sawyer looked down, kicking at a stray pebble.
"My coursework was pretty demanding, and I didn't live in a dorm, so I didn't have any roommates."
"What about classmates?"
