All Chapters of Graycorts : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

“Nate, just because you’re introducing us to some people you think are amazing, doesn’t mean we’re going to choose to move here,” Chassy said as I rang the doorbell of the Graycort’s house.   “Oh, my Classy Chassy, you are going to love these weirdos so much, you won’t want to leave,” I grinned.   “You’re just bringing us here because some guy texted you his sister is jealous of us,” Chrissy giggled.   I grinned. Kam did text me that Kimi came home jealous of the new female scents around my house. She has nothing to worry about, but the fact she’s jealous means she feels something for me, right? More than just friendship?   The door opened, and Mrs. Graycort was standing in the doorway. “Nate! What a wonderful. . .

Who would have thought that a little over a year ago, my life would be on a track so different than I had imagined. I thought maybe I’d graduate high school, because it’s the smarter thing to do, but graduating early? Nope. I would have asked if you were high.  Yet, here I sit waiting for my name to be called a year ahead of schedule. Ma is in the audience with Aunt Nancy, Christine, and Chastity. The girls ended up moving in with Aunt Nancy when Jimmy and Saoirse left for Gayl in January. Jimmy and Saoirse were there, too. They flew in for the occasion.  I glanced at my family sitting next to the Braedons. Sue also flew in to support Rose, and she sat next to Rayan and the rest of the Graycorts. I’m still a little shocked at how quickly they all became family to Ma and me.  

I adored playing pool. Nate taught me the basics over the summer, and it was amazing! Physics in practice, a display of energy transference using spheres. I couldn’t help but see the impact of large asteroids on planets whenever I played. Of course, I don’t have to contend with an interfering gravitational pull when I hit one of the balls, but nothing is perfect. Leaving Aspen Falls for Gayl was probably one of the best choices I had made. Nobody cared about me here, and I didn’t have people whispering that I was a lying whore. Plus, I got to live with my best friend, and visit my sweet boyfriend whenever I wanted. Add in the benefit of learning how to grift and hustle, and Nate and I have paid for our textbooks with money from our marks. “Ready to make some money,” Nate whispered in my ear after we ente

Gamma Lambda Eta’s house was beautiful. It was a manor house with a turret and a wrap around porch. I loved it at first sight! I grabbed a box of Rina’s stuff, and followed her into the spacious building. “Over there’s the living room, kitchen is on the left and toward the back of the house, and my room is on the second floor,” she said. We followed her up a flight of stairs and to the end of a hallway. Her room was a little bigger than Ray’s room, but looked a lot like my dorm room. There were two beds against opposite walls, and two desks between them. There were closets at the base of each bed, and some shelves on the walls above the beds. It wasn’t bad, but nothing to write home about. “Who’s your roommate this year?” I asked. “I don’t have one, yet. Sophomor

“Hey, Ray,” Dan said through my open bedroom door, “I just want to let you know that I’m heading out with Rina tonight, so please don’t kill me if I come back smelling like her.” I chuckled. My adorable sister who thinks she’s so sneaky. “She still hasn’t told me about you two,” I said with a grin. Dan grimaced. “I wish she would. I’d love to go out in public instead of just meeting her at the waterfall. She’s worried about telling you.” “I don’t blame her. She just sucks at keeping a secret when she’s trying to keep a secret.” I waved him goodbye, and wished him luck. I really can’t hold it against Rina for keeping everyone in the dark about Dan. Sue and I did t