LOGINAva went to join her and cringed. From here, she can hear the girl moan and Mason grunt. Her stomach knotted in disgust and she had to gulp the vomit that tickled up her throat.
“Oh, Mason!” The girl screamed and Ava's jaw ticked. She didn’t want to hear them anymore so whatever Sophia had planned, she hoped to God that it would make them stop.
“When I’m done with you two, you’ll only be screaming in mercy.” Ava sneered and Sophia looked at her sideways. Her best friend had something up her sleeve, but what was her plan?
“Alright, what’s the plan, Sophia?" Ava asked with a hint of urgency. It was best to get this done before her parents came home, and hopefully before the cold got to them and they froze outside.
Sophia tilted her head toward the hose connected to the pipe. “I’m going to climb that tree and rain down some blessings on them.”
She pointed at the branch that stretched over to Mason's window. It was the same branch Mason used whenever he wanted to sneak out. Ava's eyebrows arched. Why hadn’t she considered that before? She covered her mouth to keep from laughing, even though she knew Mason was far too occupied to hear them.
Sophia then turned to Ava and said, “Alright, here’s the plan. You’re going to help me climb up that tree. Once I’m on the branch, you'll toss the hose to me.
Then, when I give the signal, you’ll turn the water on.” Ava nodded, a little unsure but also kind of thrilled at the idea of stopping Mason and that girl inside.
Sophia shot one last glare at Mason's bedroom window before heading toward the big tree. She wasn’t exactly an expert tree climber like her brother, but she was confident she could make it up without snapping a bone.
Ava followed close behind, and when they reached the tree, Sophia gave a strained grin that was meant to be encouraging. “No problem. I’ve got this.”
Ava gave a firm nod. “Yeah, you do.” She tilted her head back, studying the tall tree, and winced. It was high, the branch stretching right across Mason's window.
The tree was pretty tall, but if Sophia could grab onto the right branches, she’d be fine.
Sophia gave a firm nod. “Okay, boost me up.”
Ava stepped in close, lacing her fingers together and waiting for Mira to set her foot.
When she did, Ava winced but didn’t complain as she shoved Sophia upward until she managed to grip a branch. Sophia was heavy as hell, and Ava huffed. “Damn, you weigh like a whole elephant, b*tch,” she teased, breathing hard as if it was a full workout.
“Shut up, h*e,” Sophia shot back while hauling herself the rest of the way up the tree.
Ava snickered this time, not even caring if she was loud. Mason was way too busy to hear them anyway.
When Sophia reached the branch leading to Mason's window she wrapped her legs firmly around it. She quickly looked ready to barf.
“Are you okay there” Ava questions a bit loudly. Sophia nodded, her palms covering her mouth in what Ava perceived as an attempt to stop her from vomiting as she lifted her thumbs.
Ava sighed relieved and found herself back under Mason's window where she could still hear some sexual sounds. She grumbled and couldn't wait to put an end to this. Ava smirked, with the satisfaction that she knew she was going to ruin his night.
Ava tugged the hose, it was so long and she did not doubt that it would get to Sophia.
Ava did her best but the first attempt had the head of the hose smacking Sophia's hands.
“Fuxk” Sophia hisses.
Ava said sorry and tried again, this time Sophia caught the hose and lifted her hands in victory. Ava giggled and waited for Sophia to open the pipe.
Sophia fixes herself and aims the head of the hose at Mason's open window then with a smirk, looks down at her best friend and gives her a thumbs up.
Ava grinned and skipped over to the pipe, looked up at Mason's window, and then leaned down to twist the pipe open.
And just like that, the sound of screeching fills the night. The water was cold and she had an inkling it was.
Ava giggled as he ran to Sophia, she watched her best friend shower the inside of Mason's room with water, Mason's room was directly under the window so she was aiming for the right place.
The girl who was moaning a few seconds ago, screeched in shock.
Ava and Sophia laughed their asses off, Sophia nearly rolling off the tree and Ava clutching her stomach.
“What the fuck!” They heard Mason yell and were suddenly showered with a yellow light.
They turned their heads to see a car rolling into the driveway.
“Holy crap!”Ava thought as Ella the twins’ mother got out of the car followed by her husband in a suit.
There was no doubt that they could spot the two girls.
“Whats going on here?”Ella yelled.
Sophia who was still with the hose in her hands aimed at Mason's window, yelped and then…
“Oops” she fell and landed on the grass just beside Ava's feet.
Ava gasps as she witnesses her best friend tumble to the ground.
“Shit, I think I broke my ass.” she wheezed and her words had ava cracking up, Sophia was fine.
“Dont be ridiculous, you landed on your front. I think you deflated your boobs if anything.” Ava said
Sophia touched her boobs and squeezed them.”Bitch I can't deflate these oranges.”
“They are flat.”Ava deadpanned.
“Like your ass.” Sophia winked with a grin forgetting Ella and Jason were at the back seeing everything.
“Oh my God!you two!Sophia!”
Sophia's eyes widened as she looked at Ava in slight fear. “Oh shit.”
After that night in Mason’s room, the kiss lingered on Ava’s lips like a secret too heavy to carry. Every time she closed her eyes, she saw Mason’s smirk, felt the warmth of his lips on hers, and heard his whisper: “You trust me, right?”But the memory made her heart race and her stomach twist with guilt.She avoided his gaze at breakfast the next morning, keeping her head low and words short. Sophia was chirping away about an upcoming beach trip, oblivious to the storm between her best friend and twin brother.To Ava, the kiss felt like a betrayal not just to Sophia, her best friend and Mason’s twin sister, but to herself. How could she fall for the one guy she was told to avoid?Mason, on the other hand, was relentless. He wasn’t used to being ignored, and Ava’s sudden coldness only fueled his desire to break through her walls. At school, he’d catch her in the hallway, flash that confident smile, and say something teasing like, “Still pretending the kiss didn’t happen?” Ava would b
"Off. Off." The girl wheezed out and he quickly got off of her.His brows knot. Why did she sound a little bit like Ava?That's it. Kaleb had officially gone mad. Not only was he seeing Ava’s face on everyone, but he was also now hearing her voice too.He had gone mad. Insane."Who the fuck?" Mason slurred as he tries tofigure out who this girl was but groaned.It was too much work using his brain right now.The better question was why this girl was in his bed and why the hell did she feel so good under him seconds ago.Mason grunts when he felt his cock stir.Dammit.He was getting hard for this girl.The girl makes a move to get off the bed and away from him and without thinking muchMason arms slang over her midsection and he stopped her."No stay."He nearly pleaded.Those damn edibles had him acting like a sap.The girl stopped and with the way her body was still tense, he knew that she had been reluctant to stay."Are you trying to escape the party too?" He askedAva straighte
Ava kicked off her heels, ruffled her long curled inky locks, and strolled over to Mason's bed.She hadn’t bothered turning on the lights that would only intensify the migraine simmering behind her eyelids.The moon offered a faint glow through the window, just enough for her to spot the bed. Barely, but she wasn’t blind enough to miss its outline in the dark.As she sank onto the mattress and shifted closer to the headboard, her thoughts immediately drifted to the many girls who had likely been there before her.Disgust rose in Ava’s chest. She hesitated, wondering if she should just leave the room.But it was the only vacant room in the houseWith a sigh, she made up her mind she’d deal with it now and shower first thing in the morning.Curling up in Mason's covers, Ava rolled onto her back and stared up at the dark ceiling. The thudding of the walls disrupted her attempt at peace and quiet though up here, it wasn’t as deafening as it had been downstairs.Her eyes slowly fluttered
By the time the clock struck 12, the Jasonhouse was unrecognizable. Beer cans, plastic cups, and used condoms were littered on the floor.Some people were also passed out on the lawn and Kira was surprised that none of the neighbors called the police or Mason and Sophia's parents.Ava yelped when a sweaty guy tried to sneakily rub against her side.Fuck she needed out of here but she can't leaveSophia alone.Sophia held her hand and brought her to the dance floor."Let's dance Ava!" She squealed. Sophia had drunk a few beers but she wasn't a lightweight so at least Ava wasn't too worried about her.Ava reluctantly started moving her hips, rolling them to the beat of the song.There were eyes on her but she dared not look yet. She wanted to enjoy this moment with her best friend who looked at least happy.She didn't want to ruin it."Yes bitch move those hips!" Sophia cheered and lifted her hand with the red cup. Some beer spilled out but she didn't seem to care.Ava giggled, holding
Ava sighed in frustration for what felt like the fifth time that evening. She absolutely hated the ridiculous lashes Sophia was applying to her eyes, but she kept quiet, resisting the urge to complain.If she did, Sophia would probably shoot her a deadly glare that could kill."I still can't believe Taylor ditched us tonight," Sophia muttered with annoyance.Ava gave a half-hearted shrug. "Her parents have been going through some things lately. I guess it's fair they’re trying to spend more time together now."Sophia exhaled sharply but didn’t argue. "Luke freaking Garcia is going to have a field day when he sees Taylor isn’t here."Ava's brows drew together. "Why would he care?"“One of the three musketeers is missing. To them, that means we’ve already lost,” Sophia replied with a dramatic sigh.Ava frowned even more, clearly puzzled. She hadn’t realized there was anything to win tonight.“Wait… what exactly are we competing for?” she asked, confused.Sophia groaned, clearly frustrat
The three girls were on their way to the gym when two other girls passed by, chatting excitedly about a party happening the next night.Apparently, the event was going to be hosted at Jason’s household.Ava stopped in her tracks and glanced at Sophia. When did Sophia plan a party without telling her?Sophia looked just as surprised, turning to Ava and Taylor. "Don't look at me, I have no idea. This has Mason written all over it. Mom and Dad are going to freak out," she muttered.Ava suddenly remembered that Sophia’s parents had plans to meet some old friends out of town for dinner. They wouldn’t be back until the following morning.Mason must have seen it as the perfect chance to throw a secret party while the house was empty.It was obvious he hadn’t learned his lesson from the last time.Mr. Jason had been furious back then and made Mason clean the entire house by himself. He even had him mowing the lawn and trimming the plants as punishment.Taylor scoffed. “How is it that everyon







