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She follows my gaze and smiles. "That's Isaac. He's at New York University studying World Economics. He dated half of the girls in our year back when we were in middle school. We had the biggest crush on him, remember?" she laughs, and I smile, just to see him watching us now. "Oh shit." I say and we laugh even harder now because we've been caught. --- My update schedule is 5-6 parts a week, Tuesday through Sunday :) To see more about the story/chapter photos/previews you can follow the story account on I*******m @gamesweplayseries

"The national anthem is ending. The players are taking their positions at center ice. This is our only window. Hit enter on the file transfer." My finger hovered exactly one millimeter above the trackpad. The cursor blinked at me, a tiny, rhythmic mockery of my indecision. A business transaction. Nothing more. That was what he thought of me now. That was the version of Summer Brooks he carried in his head—a predatory, unfeeling journalism major who had used his trauma to clear her student account and build a portfolio. It was a clean, easy hatred. It kept him angry. It kept him focused. If he hated me, he would play like a man with absolutely nothing left to lose.

“ Summer. My name is summer.” “ thank you summer.” I stood up and find my way out. I trekked instead of taking a cab back home as I was finding it difficult to accept reality. I was overwhelmed with fear and confusion.

I don't know what it's called, but I really like it! Walking the path filled with mimosa flowers We walk hand in hand Towards summer while laughing cheerfully My summer is beautiful because of you My summer is fun because of our adventure So keep holding my hand in the summer of next year Because I will never get tired of walking with you I put my hands on my hips while clapping my hands when all the towels were neatly lined up on the clothesline. Yeayy! Finished! "If you intend to become a singer, I suggest you to forget your dream!"

Someone obliged me, and the words started to flash on the screen: “I don’t like your little games I don’t like your tilted stage The role you made me play Of the fool, no, I don’t like you,” I barely registered someone running up the stairs, but I kept singing: “But I got smarter I got harder in the nick of time Honey, I rose up from the dead I do it all the time,”

Were they all just laughing behind her back? The voices continued in the study, but Heather could no longer make out the words. Her legs stiffened as she turned and walked away. Back in the bedroom, she curled into the blankets, trying to find some warmth in the cold. It was clear now—love, too, could be faked.