All Chapters of Secret Crush: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Kissing her was the last thing she expected Zach to do when he had warned her to stop shouting, and it was why she had been so surprised she couldn’t resist him. As soon as his lips started to move against his, she grabbed his T-shirt and started to kiss him back. Oh goodness! She was kissing Zach Elliot-Day in a broom closet in school after being sent to detention. Well, maybe all the other details were not important, because she had just added them because she was surprised, but what she meant was conveyed. Zach's tongue pushed against the seams of her mouth, tracing her lips and licking them like he would a sweet thing. She moaned into his mouth as he sucked in her bottom lip into his mouth, sucking it for a moment before releasing it to focus on the upper one. Damn, this bit sure knew how to kiss so good, and she could do this for such a very long time just not to miss it, but it ended too soon though, because about a couple of minutes later, or maybe more than, she wasn't sur

When Zach decided to come to the movie night today, it wasn't to watch movie but to see Chloe again. She had tried the very best to avoid him in school after their kiss and he didn't want to go after her with so many people always around her when he saw her, just to avoid a scene. He knee quite well always in a crowd was on purpose. Yesterday, after he was asked by Liam what was going on with him, he had convinced him to see her again, to Zach's surprise. They had never spoken to each other on that level before so it amazed him that the outcome wasn't his laughter outburst, but of understanding and reason. Damn, didn't he miss her. Like he had told Chloe herself that day at the broom closet, it was a mistake to have kissed her like that, because now, she was all he could think about and that sucked. All he had to do was sit alone and he would think about how she felt against him in the broom closet that day. All he had to do was lay in bed with his eyes opened or closed and he woul

“No father, you're getting it all wrong. She's not my anything, and she shouldn't have been your anything either.” He said to him without even turning to look at him. He wasn't even worth that effort from him. This was why he hated an encounter with him, because they were always getting in fights, and it was always because of this woman standing here with tears in her eyes, whether she was present it not. “I will not have my own son talk to me like that, not in my fucking house. I don't look after you to become this…” Zach scoffed. This was the biggest nonsense he had ever heard of in his entire life. “I don't understand what you mean, dear father of mine. Look after me? How? When was that? You!” he said, finally turning to look at him and pointing to him. “I would like for you to explain to me how you did look after me. Please, try to explain it so that I can understand.” He said. “I put you in the best school in this town, and pay for your school fees, I put a roof over your hea

As she pulled Hailey into a hug, Chloe rested her head against hers and let her cry, then she swallowed down the tears that were threatening to surface as well. This wasn't the time to remember her own pain, she needed to be there for her friend, and help her in any way that she could. Sniffing, she tightened her arms around her and closed her eyes, staying like that for a long, long time. When she realized that Hailey wasn't shaking in her arms anymore, or crying, she opened her eyes and pulled back to look at her. “Are you sleeping, Hailey?” she asked and Hailey shook her head. “Of course you were.” She accused, smiling. Hailey shook her head again. “No, Chloe. I'm not sleeping, I'm just thinking.” She explained. “Hmm, I see. What are you thinking about, though?” she asked her as she pushed her gently so that she was now facing her instead of resting against her. “About you! I know something is wrong that you're not telling me about, but I won’t ask. I'm sure you'll tell me wh

It was morning, or maybe that was what Chloe thought when she opened her eyes and the light was blinding. Pain shot through her head, and she browned in displeasure. This was a foreign feeling, a feeling she had never felt before, making her squeeze back her eyes closed. She moved slowly, feeling her limbs heavy and achy. She pushed her hand into her air and brushed it off her face. God, she had learned her lesson about drinking just because she didn't want to remember anything. Speaking of remembering anything, she couldn't remember what had gone down last night in detail. She sighed, trying to take herself through the night. She remembered she had gone to the club with Hailey last night, and then she remembered dancing with her, and then with another person, and that was all she could recollect. Groaning again, she turned from her current position so that she could back the sun peeking in from the window and then she blinked her eyes open. Pain shot through her head again, but