  Old Company, Old Comforts
      &quot;I'll admit, I was surprised you called.&quot;
      &quot;You were? Why?&quot; Rosie sat across from Blaze the local coffee shop, the two of them seeing each other after over two years.
      Blaze shrugged lightly. A carefree smile rested gently on his lips. &quot;We didn't stay in contact much after the first year. I figured you moved on with life.&quot;
      &quot;Moving on doesn't meaning leaving everything behind, Winters.&quot;
      &quot;Good point,&quot; Blaze leaned back in his sip, swirling around his iced coffee in its cup. He peered at Rosie thoughtfully. &quot;How is it been being back?&quot;
      Rosie pursed her lips in thought for a moment. She sighed, shrugging her shoulders unsurely. &quot;I thought it was okay. I'm not sure anymore.&quot;
      Blaze frowned. &quot;Don't tell me Morelli still has your heart.&quot;
      Rosie'

  A New Side
      As soon as Rosie stepped into the apartment where the party was being held, she wanted to turn around and walk right out. Music was booming so loud the walls were vibrating, lights flashed all colours, and the apartment was packed with so many people it felt like there was no air in the room.
      Blaze looked down at Rosie and saw the distraught look on her face. He nudged her lightly. &quot;Maybe we should get a drink in you.&quot;
      &quot;Yes, please.&quot; Rosie followed him through the apartment, squeezing her way through many sweaty bodies. This was anything but formal and sophisticated, the types of parties Rosie was used to.
      &quot;You've changed,&quot; Blaze noted. He leaned against the counter as he poured drinks into plastic cups.
      Rosie laughed softly. She knew she had changed. A year ago, she would have never stepped foot into this apartment

  To or To Not
      Days had passed and Rosie had signed the lease to her new apartment - the same one she had seen Anthony and Ryder at. It was the best place she had seen while staying in her budget. Although she was worried that Anthony could potentially move in down the hall, she couldn't give up this apartment.
      She sat on the ground, unpacking boxes with the help of Tamara.
      Rosie reached into a box that was filled with some of her favourite books. She froze when she pulled out a familiar novel - the one Anthony had gifted to her.
      Rosie's mind had been all over the place since she ran into him a few days ago. She still couldn't understand what exactly she was feeling but she knew that all her old feelings for Anthony were only resurfacing. Those feelings never truly went away to begin with.
      &quot;You're in love with him.&quot;
      Rosie looked up to see Tam

Old Company, Old Comforts
      &quot;I'll admit, I was surprised you called.&quot;
      &quot;You were? Why?&quot; Rosie sat across from Blaze the local coffee shop, the two of them seeing each other after over two years.
      Blaze shrugged lightly. A carefree smile rested gently on his lips. &quot;We didn't stay in contact much after the first year. I figured you moved on with life.&quot;
      &quot;Moving on doesn't meaning leaving everything behind, Winters.&quot;
      &quot;Good point,&quot; Blaze leaned back in his sip, swirling around his iced coffee in its cup. He peered at Rosie thoughtfully. &quot;How is it been being back?&quot;
      Rosie pursed her lips in thought for a moment. She sighed, shrugging her shoulders unsurely. &quot;I thought it was okay. I'm not sure anymore.&quot;
      Blaze frowned. &quot;Don't tell me Morelli still has your heart.&quot;
      Rosie's gaze snapped up to meet Blaze's eyes. She was taken aback. &quot;Why would you say that?&quo

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