“Aren’t there rules against having people over at the House, though?”Įthan grunted. “Your meal plan won’t go to waste if you spend one evening having dinner with me and the guys.” “But if I don’t take advantage of my meal plan, what’s the point in having it?”

“Yeah.” Casey sighed and dipped his burger in ketchup. “He barbecued salmon and made a vegan risotto and roasted veggies to go with it.”Ĭasey blinked once at him before turning his gaze down to his burger. He wasn’t all that hungry after his teammate’s meal, but the cafeteria fries had some kind of spicy seasoning that made them addictive. “It was Theo’s turn to cook.” Another fry went into Ethan’s mouth. “What’d you have?” Casey asked, raking his thick, chestnut-brown hair off his forehead.

Ethan because he’d spent the two years since high school graduation playing in the juniors, and Casey because he’d needed to work full-time to save up enough money to attend college. A twenty-year-old freshman, but a freshman nonetheless, same as Casey. The House was the Glen Hill Mountaineers Hockey House, which Ethan had been lucky enough to nab a room in even though he was only a freshman. I had dinner already, at the House,” Ethan said even as he took another fry. There’s no way I’ll finish all of these.” “Here,” Casey said, nudging the basket over as Ethan helped himself to another fry. Please join me in giving her a big welcome! She has also brought along a great giveaway. Amy has come to share an exclusive excerpt from her latest release, Keeping Casey. Today I am so pleased to welcome Amy Aislin to Joyfully Jay.

Keeping Casey by Amy Aislin