“Oh no,” I muttered, my stomach sinking. This was the first time they’d come face-to-face, wasn’t it? I hadn’t even thought about it, but now it hit me like a truck. Caleb and I had history—not a full-on relationship, but enough late-night talks and lingering looks for it to mean something. And I kn
Annie POV The lecture hall was stuffy, the professor’s voice droning on about supply and demand curves until my brain felt like mush. When the class finally ended, I gathered my notebook and shoved it into my bag, eager to escape the fluorescent lights and stale air. As I stepped into the corrido
“Abby?” I snapped, my shock turning to anger. “What the hell are you doing? Were you eavesdropping?” Summer stepped forward, her arms crossed. “Seriously, Abby? Spying on us? That’s low, even for you.” Abby’s face flushed, her hands twisting nervously. “No, I wasn’t— I mean, I was just passing b
Annie POV I was sprawled on my bed in the dorm, legs dangling off the edge, while Summer perched on the desk chair, lazily spinning it with one foot. The room was a mess—books scattered on the floor, a half-empty coffee mug on the nightstand, and my pink Chanel jacket from the brunch at Lindsay’s t
Abby POV I was curled up on one of the campus garden benches, trying to lose myself in my handheld video game. The click of the buttons and the repetitive game music were my only anchor, a shield against the reality I didn’t want to face. The afternoon sun beat weakly on my back, but it didn’t warm
I dodged, still upset, crossing my arms again. “Oh, really? And you liked it, didn’t you? I bet you loved it. Ugh, she put her tongue in your mouth?” “Almost,” he said, still amused. “But you showed up just in time to save the day. My heroine.” “You’re pathetic, I swear. Don’t touch me. Why don’t