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But Charlie sitting across from her like this felt strangely easy. Way too easy like a dream. “What are you reading?" He asked after a moment. Elara turned the book slightly toward him. Charlie studied the cover briefly before giving a soft breath that almost sounded amusing. "That looks depressing." "Despressing is what people call them, I call them sad." "Then why read it?" Elara thought for a second before answering. "Because sad stories feel honest." The answer made Charlie unexpectedly still. Elara noticed the way his expression softened slightly, as though he was trying to understand her properly for the first time.

We will skip years into the timeline when Charlie is already in college, experiencing an independent life in another city. Ladies and gentlemen, I am both nervous and excited to present to you, “The Bad Boy Next Room.” This is a genre that I have always wanted to write—Young Adult. So, here it goes, and I hope you will love it. *** Blurb: “True pain doesn’t come from enemies but from those we hold dear.” Twenty-one-year-old Charlie Rae learned this firsthand when the people she loved betrayed her. She vowed to cut them out of her life forever. But dropping out of university wasn’t an option, and avoiding them on campus felt impossible.

Paul disconnected the mind link. ** Charlie's POV Seeing different kids and teens piling in with their kiddie bikes, excited and submitting their names to pick up free flyers, made me bask in joy. I had been just this little, and biking was the only sport I could enroll in without being beaten to avoid it as a girl. Lost in thought, a tiny hand wrapped around my wrist. My eyes met the little girl's—brown eyeballs and beautiful. "Miss Charlie, would you teach me how to race?"

" Arrrgh ,this male lead is so annoying ,I really feel like slapping him " Jade exclaimed angrily. She was currently reading the most popular novel which had been recently released with the title 'A Taste of love' it was an high school love story . What Jade hated about the story was the annoying male lead and the Villianess who had the same name as her but was dumb as fûck. " Just shut the fûck up and let me sleep" her roommate and best friend, Tiana screamed at her. They lived together outside their school's campus, they both were in their second year in University .

I never won I was terrible at board games. The next day, Charlie saunters into the cafeteria with her half-naked short shorts and spaghetti-strapped top. Everyone thought she was crazy the entire place was freezing, people were literally huddled together trying to keep warm. Charlie with no fucks to give just walks into the room as if she owned it. Francis almost lost his shit his eyes bulged and his fist tightened. For a moment I thought he was going to do something, but he shook his head, muttering curses under his breath, and that was it. After that, Charlie and I were inseparable. I felt safe until I wasn’t. It was truly a wake-up call for me. One I wasn’t expecting in the least.

"Listen, I need to go somewhere. I'll be back in time for lunch, okay?" Turning around without heeding for her response, I jogged out of Charlie's pathway and headed for my guy best friend since college apartment, Wade. Wade and I met back in college, during freshmen year on one of our classes in Engineering and he was originally from Connecticut. He's a cool dude, level-headed and would never judge you no matter what you do or say. We had gotten closer throughout our time in college because we shared something in common. The love of his life didn't feel the same about him.

Now* “Mom, please help me understand. Did something bad happen?” “Gosh no Charlee, nothing like what you’re thinking. I’m just trying to help you understand, and tell you the story of the last night I saw your father. It had been weird, different, we had gotten into a fight at a party, and he told me he was in love with someone who died, and he also let it slip that she looked like me, we didn’t talk for an entire week, but the next day he was leaving with his family back to Louisiana and I knew that if I ever wanted to see him again, it had to be that night.”

“Have you asked her what she wants? Maybe she likes it here.” He shakes his head. “You know how women are. They might think they know what’s good for them, but really, they need someone to show them.” What the fuck was Charlie thinking, getting engaged to a guy like this? “I disagree. And I have a feeling this friend is much better off here than in New York with you.” “H-how do you—who are you?” I smile pleasantly just to piss him off. I extend my hand to shake. “Hi, I’m Owen Dawson. And Charlie and I are back together.”

Thank you so much for reading everyone, I really appreciate it and would be grateful for any reviews or feedback. I have really enjoyed writing this book and loved every moment of it, but the story is far from over and book two will be coming out soon following Charlie’s quest in finding her hybrid mother and discovering what happens with Alpha Zach as well as what it means to be Queen of the Lycans. Does Charlie find her way back to Max or does she choose Alpha Zach? Will Max stand by his vow? Only time will tell.

“Good morning to you too, Em. I see you’ve made yourself comfortable.” She leaned forward, elbows on my desk, green eyes sharp. “Comfort is secondary to intel. So. What. Happened. With Charlie last night? Details. I want coordinates, troop movements, casualty reports.” I pulled a vendor file I didn’t need and turned, leaning against the cabinet. “Nothing happened. I crashed in his guest room. We had breakfast. The end.” She snorted. “Bullshit. You moved in with the man you’ve been in love with since, literally, the dawn of time, and ‘nothing happened’? I’ve seen your PowerPoints. You don’t do ‘nothing.’ You do five-phase plans with contingency flowcharts.”