"I swear, I have no idea who these people are. Why am I stuck in this dump? It's always the poor souls like me, who were actually cooperating," I grumble, gripping the icy metal bars that are trapping me in this godforsaken place. Ari plops down next to Owen, giving me a pout. "Leia, you're not just going to abandon me with these thugs, are you?" She asks, causing me to roll my eyes so hard I think they might get stuck in the back of my head. "I'm sorry Miss, but all of your friends here said you were involved," The officer, with his smug grin and chocolate donut, is the epitome of unhelpfulness. I shoot him a glare, wishing I could snatch that donut out of his hand and stuff it in his face. "Involved? Involved in what, exactly?" I snap. I can feel the chill of the cell seeping into my bones, making me shiver involuntarily. The fluorescent lights above flicker ominously, casting a sickly glow over everyone. I notice the grime coating every crack,making me wonder if cleanliness
It's Halloween, October 31, three days after the jail incident. Coach Johnson gave us a piece of his mind, but thanks to Ari, we managed to avoid any serious consequences. Leia hadn't once checked up on me though, not that I can blame her. Tim, with his man bun swaying from side to side, sarcastically remarks, "This is what happens when I'm not around to save the day." Ant, blowing out smoke from a joint, questions Owen, "Why did you pick a fight with the guards?" I can't help but wonder if Owen was trying to impress Ari with his tough-guy act. I may not have seen how it all started, but I know Owen was in the thick of it with those security guards. "I wish I was there," Rocky lies on the ground, feeling the weight of Tim stepping on his back before jumping off, causing Rocky to groan in pain. I chuckle dryly at the situation. It’s all because of that assAdam. He really knows how to push my buttons, especially when it comes to Leia. She hugged him in the cell, and it made me
I sit on the couch, the TV remote in my hand, scrolling through Netflix as if my life doesn't have a care in the world. It's funny, really, how I can be so nonchalant after being locked up not too long ago. But here I am, calm as can be. It's weird. I found out that Ari is throwing a party at Miranda's house tonight. Of course, I have no plans on attending. Why would I?Ari and I haven't exchanged a single word since the incident, and I'm certainly not going to be the one to break the silence. Ari's outfit caught my eye earlier though. She was dressed as a farmer, complete with a fake axe in hand. Her red hair was thrown up in a messy ponytail, and there was fake blood smeared across her face. She probably wanted me to compliment her before she left, but I simply couldn't bring myself to do it. I just turned away, ignoring her completely. I watch as Athena struts out of her room, looking like a total knockout in her bloody nurse costume. Her skirt is scandalously short, her blue e
Athena is practically begging me, down on her knees, with her hands clasped together like she's praying, and her lips all pouty. Her long, wavy hair is a tangled mess, and her eyes are wide with excitement. "Please, please come with me! It's on my bucket list!" she pleads, her voice filled with desperation. I groan and roll over, trying to catch some much-needed shut eye. My messy hair falls over my face as I bury it into the pillow, hoping to block out Athena's pleas. "Sorry, not happening. It's Saturday, ask Ari," I mutter. She's not giving up that easily. I can hear her let out an exasperated groan, clearly annoyed by my lack of enthusiasm. She stands up, hands on her hips, her foot tapping impatiently on the floor. "If you don't come, I swear I'll just kill myself!" Athena declares, a mischievous tone slipping into her voice. I can't help it – a sleepy laugh escapes my lips, even though my eyes remain stubbornly shut.From what I've come to know about Athena, she's always pul
As we finally make it to the majestic Rocky Mountains, I can't help but admire the breathtaking view. The mountains tower above us, their peaks reaching towards the sky.Rocky, of course, can't resist making a joke about how they were named after him. I roll my eyes, but secretly find it funny. The sun beats down on us, and I can feel the sweat beading on my forehead. Ant and Athena are up ahead, engaged in a heated argument. Athena looks really pissed off, her eyes flashing with anger, while Ant also looks like he's about to explode. I can't help but wonder if she invited them because she wanted to push Ant's buttons. Meanwhile, Tim is walking behind them, completely absorbed in his phone. He's so engrossed in whatever he's doing that he's almost tripped multiple times. I can't help but laugh at his near misses. It's like he's in his own little world, completely oblivious to everything around him. Rocky is leading the group, striding confidently ahead. I can't help but wonder if
I watch as she sobs uncontrollably, her shoulders shaking with each heaving breath. Her cheeks are flushed with emotion. Her hands are clenched into tight fists, her nails digging into her palms. I can almost feel the pain she must be in, both physically and emotionally. The way her body trembles tells me she's struggling to hold it all together. "Why are you crying?" I ask, my voice barely above a whisper. She looks up at me, her eyes filled with a mix of worry and anger. I can't stand to see her like this. It's like a knife to the gut, twisting and turning with each sob that escapes her lips. I wish I knew how to make it better, how to make her smile again. How did she end up in the lake? She was supposed to stay up there with Athena and Tim. I caught a glimpse of that idiot Rocky, standing safely on the edge of the rocks, while Athena instructed me to find Leia. The sound of the rushing waterfall tries to drown out her cries, but I can still hear them. My hands instinctively
"Warren," I blurt out, my voice wavering slightly as I try to get his attention. His brows furrow in concern, his handsome face a mix of worry and confusion. I quickly plaster on a smile, trying to ease his concern. "I have something to tell you," I confess, watching as his eyebrow quirks up in curiosity. His piercing blue eyes meet mine, causing a jolt of nerves to shoot through me. I can practically hear my heart pounding in my chest as I try to gather my thoughts. It's selfish of me to want to spend time with him, especially when he confessed to me. It's unfair to both of us. On the other side of the lake, near the cascading waterfall, Tim and Rocky engage in a fierce struggle, attempting to drown each other. Ant and Athena are also bickering while splashing each other with water."I... I don't think I want us to be just Coach and Athlete," I confess, my words coming out in a jumble as I nervously chew on my lip. A very attractive grin spreads across his face, making my anxie
We finally make it out of the Rocky Mountains, and I collapse into the booth at a bustling diner. Leia slides in next to me, but the tension between us is so thick. That kiss we shared still has my cock standing at attention, and I can't shake the memory of her soft lips against mine. I've kissed my fair share of women, but there was something about Leia that was different. Her lips were like a drug,intoxicating and addictive. I can still feel the tingling sensation on my lips, and I can't help but bring my fingers to them, as if I can still taste her. The grin on my face is impossible to contain as I replay the kiss in my head. It was like nothing I've ever experienced before, and I find myself craving another hit of that intoxicating high. Just one more taste. Just one more kiss. Just one more chance to feel that electricity feeling between us. "What's going on with you two?" Athena asks, her eyes practically bulging with curiosity as she leans in, clearly unable to contain he
Leia WelshThree Years Later! I turn to the side, glancing at my reflection in the floor-length mirror. A soft smile spreads across my lips as I take in the sight of myself—four months in, and I'm showing so much already. My belly is swollen, round and firm, and my breasts feel heavier, straining against the thin material of my white dress. It's a simple dress, but it hugs me in all the right places, and for a moment, I feel beautiful. My gaze shifts to the ring on my finger, glimmering in the light. A warm feeling spreads through me, wrapping around my heart like a cozy blanket. The large emerald stone set in a delicate, floral band never fails to make me smile. It's more than just a ring; it's a promise, a beautiful reminder of how far we've come. I remember the first time Kohl kissed me—the way his lips felt soft and sweet against mine, his scent filling my senses like my favorite cologne. How is it possible that I never want to be without him? I've never been the kind of girl
Kohl WarrenTwo years later.I stand a few paces away, taking in the scene before me. The air is fresh, filled with the earthy scent of damp grass and the faint sweetness of blooming wildflowers. Leia sinks down onto her knees, the patchy wet grass squelching beneath her as the moisture seeps into her dark black leggings. She places her hands on her thighs, fingers splayed out like she's grounding herself, and closes her eyes, inhaling deeply.I can see her shoulders relax a little with each breath in, and I wish I could reach out and comfort her. But I know this moment is hers, a private conversation with the past, so I quietly stand by and watch. The sunlight bathes her in a golden glow, making her black hair shimmer like fresh ink. She had trimmed it months ago, but those soft curls still cascade down her back, brushing against her waist.When she finally opens her eyes, the sun catches in her emerald irises, making them sparkle with a mix of hope and sorrow."Hi, Mom," she whisper
I haven't really had a chance to talk to Leia much today, just some casual 'hey's' here and there, but it's driving me crazy. I can't stop thinking about why she didn't tell them how terrible that cup was. I wanted to be by her side when Reese hilariously shot gramps with a nerf gun bullet. I wanted to be close enough to catch a whiff of her scent and tell her how beautiful she looked. I hastily throw on my long gray winter coat and head downstairs, eager to get outside. Without anyone noticing, I slip through the doors and feel the cold air hit me. The snow is falling gently, but I pay no mind as I walk down the street, my thoughts consumed by Leia. Only her. And damn it, I completely forgot to give her the gift I have tucked away in my jean pockets. I had planned to give it to her on her birthday, but something held me back. Maybe it was the fear of having my heart broken. And then today, I couldn't give it to her, because she's going to break my heart. "Hey, slow down, you wa
He told me he loved me, and I couldn't bring myself to say it back. It's not that I don't love him too, but the words just couldn't come out. My heart was pounding all night, and I couldn't sleep a wink. I kept wondering if I should sneak into his room and tell him, but my body wouldn't let me. I'm awful. I hear a gentle knock on the door, and in walks Margret, looking stylish with her one-sided braid and black loose dress. She sits on the bed, concern written all over her face. "Did you two have a fight? Kohl was so quiet last night," she asks, making me feel guilty as I sit up because I'm the reason why he was so quiet, I'm the problem."He told me he loved me," I confess in a whisper as the words just come out of my mouth without thinking. Margret lights up with joy, then her expression shifts to worry when she sees my lack of enthusiasm. "You don't feel the same way?" she questions. I feel safe opening up to her, even though it's strange considering she's Warren's mom. She t
"That's not fair," Reese pouts as I slyly move the cone to make it harder for her to score a goal on me. "Life's not fair, kid," I chuckle, enjoying the competitive edge in her ten-year-old glare. "I say kick him!" Leia shouts from the porch, making Reese burst into laughter. Leia walks over to Reese, looking effortlessly gorgeous, and I can't help but admire her beauty. "Wow, you're so pretty," Reese says, her eyes sparkling as Leia kneels down to her level. "Not as pretty as you," Leia replies, causing Reese to blush and hide behind her hair, showcasing her cute freckles. I can't help but grin as Reese focuses on the soccer ball and kicks it, sending it directly into my groin. I drop to the ground, clutching my balls in agony. "Oh, I'm sorry uncle Kohl," Reese says apologetically as she rushes over to me, attempting to perform CPR while Leia stands by, laughing uncontrollably. I shoot her a glare, but she just keeps on laughing. "Score before he's back on his feet!" Leia sho
As we pull up the driveway of Warren's childhood home, I can't help but notice how extravagant it looks. I have no idea what his mother does for a living, but it must pay well. The three-story house is painted in a classy beige and white color scheme, with windows that give it an almost regal appearance. The driveway is packed with cars, six in total, and not a single one looks cheap. Even Warren's black G-wagon takes up a lot of space, but there's still room for two more cars. It's basically an eight-car garage, and I can't help but feel a little out of place next to all this luxury. "Don't worry, everyone here is pretty chill, except for the potential showdown between my aunt and mom," Warren says nonchalantly, causing me to raise an eyebrow. He grabs my suitcase from the trunk of his car, and I follow him up the cement path lined with bushes towards the large modern black door. The sound of laughter seeps out from inside, making me a bit nervous. But as if sensing my anxiety, W
"Are you sure they don't mind me crashing their Christmas party?" Leia questions, her eyes scanning the campus from the window as I struggle to stuff her oversized suitcase into the cramped trunk. "They're totally cool with it, trust me." I assure her, flashing a cocky grin before sliding into the driver's seat. Despite my confident words, Leia fidgets nervously in the passenger seat, smoothing out the wrinkles in the red flowery dress she borrowed from Ari. I reach over and give her hand a reassuring squeeze, trying to ease her jitters. Her smile, tinged with a hint of uncertainty, lights up her face, causing my chest to tighten in a way that is both exhilarating and terrifying. I start the car, the engine roaring to life as we start our journey to Kansas City for my mom's annual Christmas bash. The radio blares Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" as we speed down the highway, Leia tapping her foot along to the beat while I mutter comments about the song's questionable lyrics. I haven'
It's been a fabulous week with Warren after he won the finals. He's been crashing in my dorm every night since Ari hasn't been around a lot and because Athena jetted off to some third world country for a small vacation, yes, she took a vacation during the middle of the school year. How she manages to do that is beyond me, but hey, when your family's rolling in dough, perks like that come with the territory. Warren is still a raging horndog. His stay here has left me feeling like I've been hit by a bus, but I can't say I didn't enjoy every minute of it. Tim and Rocky on the other hand have been popping in and out for snacks, leaving me high and dry in the snack department. No more midnight munchies for me. Today, we're all heading to Martha's Diner for a change of scenery. I've picked out the perfect dress for the occasion, but with my body feeling like it's been through a marathon, I'm not sure if I should risk wearing it. Warren's wandering hands might just make a grand entrance
The arena is massive, even for someone like me who used to play hockey professionally. The stands stretch out, almost reaching to the point of filling thousands of people. Well, maybe not thousands, but there's definitely a good amount. Close to the high hundreds, at least. "Wow," Ari gasps in amazement as Athena passes her a cherry slushy. I can't believe it – there's even a food court here. My jaw practically hits the floor. "I didn't get you one because I figured you'd be in the penalty box, and I didn't think you'd want one," Athena explains as she sips on her blueberry slushie, which matches her vibrant hair. I nod in understanding. "True, but I'll snag one once we win," I declare with a nonchalant shrug. "So, uh, where are we supposed to sit?" Athena inquires, her eyes scanning the vast expanse of the arena. "Wherever the hell you want," I reply with a smirk. "Just steer clear of the enemy's turf." Athena's devilish grin fades at my words as she groans. Leaving them to