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“Kitten.” The hottest baseball player was heading my direction and I had nowhere to hide. His deep, sultry voice stopped me in my tracks as my smile faded. I turned toward him. “You know, I don’t even like cats.” I lifted one brow and fixed Jack with a fierce stare. He fiddled with his baseball cap before putting it back on his head and tucking his dark hair underneath. I felt almost mesmerized as he ran his fingers absentmindedly across the white stitching of our school’s initials. I found myself noticing the way his dark blue shirt fit snugly against the muscles in his arms and shoulders. I hated how good-looking he was. “Actually, I didn’t know. But I’m glad I do.” He smiled and I swear part of my heart melted right then and there at the sight of his dimples. I totally suck. I tried to walk toward my best friend, who eyed me with piqued curiosity, but the baseball player stood his stupid gorgeous body in my path. I quickly moved to the right, but he hopped to his left to block me.