Cool. Dismissive. Emotionally unavailable.
That's how Luke Hunter's ex-girlfriends would describe him. And he would agree.
Life has taught him that being detached and not getting close to anyone are the only ways to survive.
So, when Kim, the needy woman at the bar, tells him about her relationship woes, he listens, but that's all.
She's interested, and he's not.
She wants to get close, he wants his own space.
Luke doesn't want a relationship. He doesn't date, and he's not looking for love.
But Kim can handle it. She can. Because, like most women, she knows he'll change when he falls in love with her.
Until then, letting him use her is something she'll put up with.
Because the sex is great, even if it's just a hookup.
And this is just a hookup, right?
