Cody It was hard for me to fall asleep but eventually I did. When I wake up, I feel like I had been hit by a bulldozer. My head is aching so much that I'm afraid it's going to explode soon and my intestines feel twisted. I don't usually get drunk this much. I groan and get out of bed, dragging myself to the bathroom to clean up. That's when I notice a bottle of Tylenol pills and a glass of water on my nightstand. Too tired to think about who put it there, I shrug and take the pills. I feel my insides grumble and hurry to the bathroom to empty the contents of my stomach into the toilet, my throat burning as the bile rushes out of my mouth. An unpleasant feeling settles in the pit of my stomach. I sit on the toilet seat and try to gather my thoughts. Then I remember last night. I groan inwardly. Snow. Changing into my workout clothes, I head to the gym. I take a peak in Snow's room to check if she's awake on my way there. She's still asleep. I sigh and march to the gym, working o
Snow Flashes of memories of a man and I making love to each other invaded my mind as Mr Wells trailed kisses on my neck and shoulders. It frightened me and sent a wave of shock through me. I wanted to breathe but I found it very difficult to do so. There was no air for me to inhale into my lungs. So I instinctly pushed Mr Wells away from me to have my space. I couldn't sleep at night when I entered my room. I tried to, but the sleep just wasn't coming to me. All I kept thinking about was the way I felt when Mr Wells' lips touch my skin. It was an electrifying feeling. But I was also scared because of the things that I saw as he kissed me. It made my insides twist in a very bad way. It wasn't pleasant. When I woke up this morning, I felt restless. I thought of Mr Wells and an idea popped up in my head. I went into his room and placed a bottle of Tylenol pills that I found in his bathroom and a glass of water on his nightstand. I sighed and walked out to get ready for work. It surpris
Snow "I'm coming! Jeez!" I say as I open the front door to meet Sam scowling playfully at me. "Oh hey Sam." "What took you so long?! Don't answer." She pushes past me with a little girl beside her. I stare at them as they walk in. "Listen. Cody's mother is coming over for dinner tonight. I'm here to make sure Cody doesn't kill her….or at least try to. I had to rush to the grocery store to get some foodstuffs and other things to prepare everything before both of them get here." She rushes to the kitchen, washes her hands and pulls out utensils and ingredients, I keep looking at her as she hurries to get everything she needs. "Cody doesn't know that I'm not at the office now. He went out to meet someone with Miss Anderson, his secretary. I told him one of Miranda's teachers called me and that I needed to be there so Miss Anderson should go with him. I lied. If he knew, he wouldn't let me do all this." She rambles. "Sam, slow down." I grab her by the shoulders so that she looks at me.
Cody "So, Kylie was right." I hear Mother say as I walk into the living room with Miranda. Mother is glowering at Snow, looking at her with disgust. Mother’s judgmental look makes me furious. Mother always does that, looks at people with judging eyes as if their nothing but filthy rags she can step on. It takes everything in me not to snap at her. Hearing the words Mother spoke makes me mad. Either Kylie has been stalking me or my house is bugged. I can't stand these women. I'll deal with Kylie later. Remembering Miranda is still holding my hand, I whisper to her. "Go to your mom. I have to be with my mother now." She nods and skips to Sam. I walk up up them and then clear my throat. "Mother." I call her and she looks at me with a big smile. "Son." She greets. Snow glances at me and moves away from Mother. "Let's eat." I say tightly. "I hope not with her." I roll my eyes. "You asked to have dinner at my house. She lives here and so she eats with us." Sam awkwardly slips out of the
Cody I gaze at Snow, she looks madly irritated. "What? You’re mad at me or something?" She snaps with rage and fire evident in her tone. I find it hard not to think it's really sexy and such a turn on. "You just called my mother a bitch." She rolls her eyes and huffs. "Well, I wasn't just going to sit there and let her insult me like I'm some filthy peasant." A light chuckle left my lips. "Relax Snow. I was just going to say well done. Not everyone can handle Mother, so good for you." She blushes and stares down at her plate. "Cody. We need to talk about yesterday." She starts after a minute of silence. "Your mom reminded of what I was trying so hard to push out of my mind. I'm not sure if you remember. Do you remember what happened last night? Between us?" An amused smile creeps up on my face. I know what she's talking about. I clearly remember. But it wouldn't hurt to torture her, would it? "I'm not sure I remember." I lie. She narrows her eyes at me warily and sighs. "It's
Snow A beautiful morning. A beautiful blue sky. The sun rays dancing on my face as I stare out the window. Watching the birds fly, singing as flap their wings, moving about. Music to my ears. That's what I would've said if I didn't wake up in a grumpy mood. The first thought that came to mind was Cody. That asshole. I called Lee earlier and asked him to take me out. I didn't want to hang around his brother. But I didn't say this to him. Lee got here fast which was good, but somehow, instead of being out with him alone, everyone was sitting in the car in awkward silence. That includes Cody. He used Miranda as an excuse to go out with us. I knew he was doing it on purpose. It pissed me off. I talked to Sam about it and she laughed. Which wasn't what I needed. So as we're out here, strolling in the park, I hold on tight to Lee's arm and Cody keeps glaring. As if he's trying to separate my hand from Lee's with his eyes. But he manages to look as though he doesn't care. Me being out t
Snow "Snow I asked if– Wait is that a hickey?" My hand moves up to quickly cover my neck. "Oh my gosh! It's a hickey! You didn't tell me Lee gave you a hickey." I look away from her. I don't want her to read the truth in my eyes. "Snow? It was Cody wasn't it? How come I didn't see this yesterday? Did Lee see it?" "No Lee didn't see it. I made sure." I answer her. "I was just too embarrassed to tell you about it." "Snow–" A knock on the door cuts Sam off. "Snow? Sam? Are you two in there?" "Yeah we're in here." The door opens and he walks in with an iPad in his hand. "Did I interrupt something?" He looks between Sam and I. I sigh and answer. "No." "Parker got some of his boys to hack into your social media accounts and your blog." Cody announces. "Don't you think they should've asked me first?" "Yeah. That's just invasion of privacy. And if they were doing something like that, Snow should've known about it." Sam adds. "That's why I met them yesterday. I gave them the perm
Cody "Snow!" I scream and run towards the totaled car. Joseph is able to climb out, injured, with blood flowing down from his head. Snow is in the backseat, unconscious, bleeding as well. I panic and ask Joseph to help me pull her out. How did this happen? Remembering that I'm fighting my growing feelings for Snow, I get off her and walk out. I don't look back. I didn't want to look back. I head to my room and go straight to my bathroom to splash water on my face. What was I doing? I don't know. The moment I entered her room and saw her, I wanted to kiss her and taste her. It was a very intense kiss which I liked. But now I have to hate myself for it. I have to push Snow away. I don't want to love again. I must be able to control myself. But it's just so difficult when she's the only person living with me now. I used to like it when I was alone in my home. Or did I? I groan and clench my fists, restraining myself from punching a hole into the wall. How does Snow feel after I le