All Chapters of My Biker Boy Fantasies : Chapter 11 - Chapter 19

Elias almost turned around three times on her way to Amanda's house. She could have easily stayed home tonight, but she didn't want to seem weak to Amanda and give her the leverage to have more against her. And maybe, just maybe, she was going because she hoped Kaelen would be there just as Amanda had mentioned. The music's bass was already rattling the pavement half a block away, with laughter spilling from inside and outside the house, the closer she got. As she approached the front door, she subconsciously stared down at herself, wondering for the umpteenth time if what she was wearing was college party worthy. It was her first time being invited to a party. She had gone with a T-shirt and Dark jeans tonight, instead of her regular sweatshirts. But then again, she wasn't here to blend in. She would spend an hour max here, and leave immediately. Red cups littered the front steps of the house, and the mansion loomed beautiful. People were around the yard, most of them half-drunk

The bass from Amanda’s party thumped so hard it rattled the streetlights. Kaelen and his friends walked down the lawn, and he could already catch the smell of alcohol and cheap cologne wafting from the house. It was a scene he had walked into a hundred times before, and he already hated it.“You know what your problem is?” Ryder smirked, lighting a cigarette as they headed up the walk, “You brood too much. No wonder you’re obsessing,”“Obsessing?” Kaelen arched a brow, shoving his hands deep into the pockets of his leather jacket, “That's what we’re calling it now?”“Don’t play dumb,” Jaxon nudged him in the ribs, then threw his arms around his shoulders, “We haven’t seen you touch another girl since that book got out, Kael. You’re acting like a damn monk!”Kaelen gave a humourless chuckle, shaking his head, “Or maybe I just got tired of shallow distractions,”“Uh-huh,” Ryder drawled, puffing out smoke, “And maybe it has something to do with your… little challenge,”That earned Ryder

Kaelen didn't move away. He stared down at her, his eyes dark and unreadable while his lips curved into the faintest smirk that made her heart thunder. "Careful, Elias… you might make me think you don’t want me to let go,” He drawled teasingly, his mint breath flushing against her face. Her cheeks burned crimson and she immediately jerked her hand back, clutching it to her chest like it had betrayed her.“I–I didn’t mean to...I wasn’t...” Oh God, now she was stammering. He tilted his head, studying her carefully. For once, there’s no arrogance in his gaze, only this silent seriousness that made her even more wary of everything. “You shouldn’t be here right now… but I’m glad you are,”Elias swallowed hard, unable to meet his eyes. Although she can feel them on his skin, burning through and searching. She wondered what. Kaelen had never thought about this. As his eyes slowly caressed her from head to toe, he realised he had made a very terrible decision giving her his clothes to we

Elias had sworn things wouldn't get any worse. But with the video of her and Sean got uploaded, it did get worse. Currently, she was sitting in the back of class going through some textbooks. Her headphones were on to cancel out any noise or whispers, and her eyes were glued to the book on her desk. Walking through school had been awful. People had tagged her with terrible names, snickering as she walked by. Then, Elias noticed someone coming over. She glanced up and saw a girl in her class, someone she had never spoken to before. The girl waved with a light smile on her cheeks, and Elias hesitantly pulled the headphones off. "Hi, do you mind if I sit here?" She was saying, motioning at the seat next to Elias, "It's a bit noisy up front. I can't concentrate on what I'm working on,"Hesitantly, Elias nodded and the girl took the seat. She pulled out a similar textbook to the one Elias was reading, and began to go through it. Elias was just about to put back her headphones when the

Instead of going home, she looked everywhere for him. She went over to the engineering school, to his classes, even bumping into Bethany and her cronies who shrieked with wicked laughter and whispered harsh comments. Elias wasn't listening. She was more concerned about Kaelen. She had even searched the garden she found him in that other day, the abandoned path between engineering and art school but he wasn't there. Where could he be? Time went by fast, and it was almost time for the game to commence. Elias rushed to the field, looking around for him. This was the first place she had come to, but she couldn't find him here. This time, she was sure she would find him here. Elias found him alone, leaning against the bleachers with his jersey slung carelessly over his shoulder. As she approached him, she noticed he had a frown on his face, not the usual careless smirk. The way he stood there alone drew so much attention, and the bleachers that were already half filled had girl