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Too Big to Fit. Chapter 34
SydneyMy heart sank the moment I caught his eyes, my breath catching halfway, like I might choke.“Hi, fatty.” He said, with that familiar grin on his face. And it shouldn’t have affected me. But it did.Because this wasn’t Dean across the hallway with his teammates, laughing loudly from a distance at something Tyler had said.This wasn’t the lab, with goggles and lab coats, and something to hide behind.This was Dean right beside me—close enough that I could smell the gum in his breath. That if I shifted even a little, my arm resting against the counter would brush his.My finger tightened around my cup as I pushed the strand of hair from my face, my eyes darting around the kitchen.People were watching.Not all of them.But enough to make my skin prickle like I’d been dragged onto a stage.They were probably wondering why a basketball player had slid into the seat beside me. Talking to me.“Hey,” Dean snapped lightly, waving a hand in front of my face. “Eyes on me, nerd.” My gaze
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 33
SydneyI could have bet on Maeve’s second drink that the party might actually go well the moment Brooklyn grabbed my hand and dragged me towards the banner for pictures.And yeah, I still wasn’t sure where I was when I walked into the party.Mom’s house was packed. People were everywhere. Staring.Looking at me like I was some strange thing that had walked into their space by mistake.Heat crawled up my spine where I stood, my stomach doing that thing it did when it felt like eyes were about to peel me open.Then there were the whispers, and I swear I almost bailed.But Brooklyn bounced right in front of me. “Sydney, you came!” she said, holding my hand like it was something we did everyday.She was dazzling—stunning in a way that was unmatched, her makeup even prettier up close.Perfect.I just nodded, not knowing what to expect. Maeve stayed right behind me like an angel, or bodyguard. Or both. Probably hoping for some scene where she could rip someone’s dress into shreds.“You l
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 32
TylerEveryday’s all about Brooklyn Prescott.That one just came with loud music, less popular girls trying too hard to be seen around her, and her “friends” praising her like it was a performance.And what kind of friend would I be to not go all out at the last minute?—even if it meant letting Micheal and Aaron set me up with Sadie McGuire.“Do you really want to do that?” Sadie had asked, when Micheal practically yelled it out after school. I just shoved my hands into my pocket and shrugged, leaning against her car. “It’s just for the cameras.” I said.Because it was.She glanced at her phone, already bored. Then she flipped her hair. “Sure. Whatever.” And that was how I ended up in my mom’s car, with Sadie McGuire in the passenger’s seat.And even then, I wished Micheal had picked someone else.Her.Even as a joke.When we made our loud entrance in Anna Prescott’s driveway, I swear, I was focused.I told myself I was there to support Brooklyn—my friend, and my best friend’s girl
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 31
SydneyI swear, my breath left me.‘Tyler drives?’ was the first thing that came to mind. Probably to distract myself from the girl who’d just stepped out of the car like she belonged to a different world.“Oh my God, that’s Tyler!” someone screamed from somewhere, and I’m pretty sure she fainted after.What?“That’s Sadie,” Maeve scoffed beside me. “What are they now? Dating?” ‘Dating.’ The word echoed in my head, loud and heavy, my eyes refusing to move from them.Something stuttered in my chest.Tyler…was with another girl.‘What? You thought he’d be with you? Be real, Sydney.’My chest ached as I watched Sadie pull out her phone, already filming. Perfect.The kind of girl people didn’t question. The kind that fits. And I just knew I couldn’t compete.That was Sadie McGuire, daughter of Will McGuire, who owned the largest refinery in the country.She was quiet, rich, untouchable. The kind Maeve called silent wealth.Of course Tyler had gone for someone who was as secretive as he
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 30
Sydney Maeve’s room smelled like what I imagined pixie dust would smell like.It was large, soft yellow everywhere—the walls, the ceiling, the rugs, her duvet…even her stationaries.Just not her clothes.The first few times I stopped by her house, it felt like walking into some kind of aesthetic explosion.But today, I didn’t care.I walked into her room to escape—something I kept telling myself.That maybe if I stayed away long enough—if Maeve saw even a fraction of how twisted my stomach felt, maybe she’d let me hide here for one night.I didn’t need to be home to know what it looked like.Mom wasn’t going to be there. She’d left her cards for Brooklyn and me. And Brooklyn? She’d definitely go all out She’d been waiting for this.And then there was me. Trying to avoid own half-sister’s—popular half-sister’s birthday party because she was scared.I stared at my reddened cheeks in the mirror, pulling my arms round myself tighter.I’d chosen to go to the party. It’d be worse if I did
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 29
Tyler “Dude, mall, after school.” Micheal’s message read the next morning. I just sighed, dragging a shirt over my head before heading downstairs.I paused halfway, my eyes settling on Mom.She was home by…I checked the time. It was way past when she usually rushed off to one of her big companies.But she was there—relaxed against a couch, a glass of wine in her hand. And across from her was one woman I recognized as one of her rivals.They were speaking in such low tones, it’d take a miracle to hear what they were saying without extremely straining your ear. I just ran a hand through my hair, slung my bag over my shoulder, and moved toward the door.“Tyler,” Mom called without turning.My hand slid off the doorknob as I looked back.“Brooklyn’s birthday.” She said calmly.Of course she remembered She probably had a reminder set for it the second the last one ended.“I have a gift for her.” She turned this time, meeting my gaze. “You’ll give it to her for me.”“Sure.” I turned back
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 16
TylerThe rest of the classes went exactly how you’d expect them to go—kids pretending to be interested in subjects when they clearly wanted to be anywhere else but stuck in a room where strange “words of knowledge” were being forced into their heads.But me?My mind was doing a full see-saw, bounc
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 15
Tyler The ball slammed hard against the ground with a sharp echo.“Again!” Coach barked.I caught the pass from Aaron and dribbled toward the free-throw line, my shoes squeaking against the polished floor. The ball slipped out of my hands for the third time and landed with a loud thud, rolling pa
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 14
SydneyThe next morning I woke up with heavy eyes, giving myself a quiet pep talk.I had to stop listening to conversations that made my chest ache. But how could I do that when there was an entire school—and a basketball team captain that seemed to hate the sight of me?Luckily, when I got to sch
Too Big to Fit. Chapter 13
Sydney Well, so much for trying to blend in and trying to be like the girls at school, all while hoping Tyler Sinclair would like me. Maeve and I had stopped by a café after school, and she bought me one of those fancy lattes Dad never really let me have. “And Kate went straight into the wate
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