All Chapters of My Sweet Olivia: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Olivia.Justin fell in love with me long before I ever realized I could fall in love with him.For a long time, our relationship was completely one-sided, and Juliana loved teasing me about it. "My brother has the biggest crush on one of my friends," she'd say with that mischievous grin of hers.Every single time, I'd ask the same question."Who?"She would simply shrug and laugh."I'm not telling."Looking back now, I think she was trying to read my reaction more than anything else.I always thought Justin was incredibly cute, but I was sixteen—too young and too oblivious to realize that the butterflies I felt whenever he smiled at me meant something more.Everything changed the day we went to Kings Dominion.Instead of asking for a big Sweet Sixteen party like most of the girls at school, I begged Dad to let me spend the day at the amusement park with my closest friends. Justin and Juliana were the first people I invited. My circle had always been small, and honestly, I preferred it

Olivia.Last night's concert was fucking amazing.Justin, Juliana, and Tony picked us up a few minutes before seven because everyone wanted to get there early enough to grab some drinks before the show.Richmond Raceway was only about twenty minutes from my house, but with concert traffic and the nightmare of finding a decent parking spot, we knew it would take much longer.I had no idea what strings Justin had pulled, but somehow, the man surprised us with VIP tour package tickets.VIP.Those tickets had been completely sold out when I checked the website.Yet somehow, Justin Greenfield had worked his magic.We got early entry, front-row seats, exclusive Teddy Swims T-shirts, and a bunch of other goodies. Amelia and I tried to reimburse him for our tickets, but my sweet ex-boyfriend refused to take a dime from either of us."Early Christmas present," he'd said.Fine.I wasn't going to argue with the man.Not when he'd just put me in the freaking front row at a Teddy Swims concert.We

Olivia.Some plans are changed by fate.Others are changed by vomit.The DJ kept the music coming, and the girls and I never stopped dancing. At some point, another group claimed our table, so we spent the rest of the night on the dance floor. We'd completely lost track of how many drinks we'd had.Justin and I had already agreed to spend the night at Juliana's.Needless to say, I was looking forward to it."Guys..." Amelia mumbled over the music. "I don't feel so good."I stopped dancing and turned to her."What's wrong?""My stomach isn't very happy."That wasn't exactly the answer I wanted to hear.The five of us moved toward the side of the room while people squeezed past us, heading toward the exit. Others disappeared into the alley.For one very inappropriate second, my mind wandered back to the alley Justin and I had escaped to earlier.Focus, Olivia."Stay with her," I told the guys. "I'm going to find her something."It was probably the combination of hoagies and alcohol stag

Olivia.This week had been complete chaos.From the moment I opened my eyes until I eventually fell asleep with my laptop balanced on my legs, I worked.Emails.Meetings.Storyboards.Revisions.Conference calls.Coffee.Repeat.The only thing I refused to sacrifice was my daily run.An hour on the trail was the only thing keeping me sane.Everything else belonged to work.By the end of every twelve-hour shift, my brain felt like it had been put through a blender."You are unbelievable," Levi said, dropping into the chair across from my desk. "If Lidia doesn't pick your campaign, I'm resigning with you."I laughed."You say that now.""I'm serious."He pointed toward my computer screen."I've watched you rebuild two campaigns, rescue Mr. Roman's project, and somehow still answer everyone's emails before lunch.""I also haven't slept.""A minor detail."I smiled, rubbing my tired eyes.We still hadn't heard from Lidia.Apparently, a production emergency had delayed filming on the movie

Ethan:She texted throughout most of the drive to my apartment.We weren't far—maybe fifteen minutes—but whoever she was texting received enough updates to track her every move.I liked that.Smart woman.Actually, I respected the hell out of it.When Bryan stopped in front of my building, I got out first and took Olivia's hand. We had barely made it toward the entrance when she stopped.Her fingers tightened around mine."I don't know if this is the right thing to do."I turned around.There it was again.That uncertainty.The same hesitation I'd seen in the car.She really didn't do things like this.And strangely, knowing that didn't make me want her more.It made me want to be more careful with her."Okay."She frowned."Okay?""We don't have to go upstairs."Her eyes searched mine.I nodded toward the street."Take a picture of my license plate.""What?""My plates. Take a picture and send it to whoever you've been texting all the way here."Her lips slowly curved into a smile."