Sid's Girlfriend Ice Age: Collision Course Novels & Stories

Sid always had his own charm, be it his smile or the ocean blue eyes or his curly blond hair that he is obsessed with most of the time he does leave his charm capturing people's mind and sometimes, heart. “ tsk- tsk- tsk “ she gave him a pathetic look Intentionally ignoring her glares Sid continued “ do one thing, take me with you when you meet her ... .all you have to do is introduce me to her and I'll take care of the rest of things…” he winked, shoving the last bite of burger in his mouth. “ Which part of your brain doesn’t remember the words 'pregnancy positive reports'? " she said pointedly with a lower tone.

“You’re not my cousin.” Ice flooded my veins as I saw the truth unveil in her eyes. She knows. Dianne has been able to figure it out. What am I going to do now? What’s going to happen from here on out? “Shift,” Dianne said in a voice that could barely pass as a whisper. “What?” I was taken aback. “Zie and Sia are soul sisters, you know that right?” I parted my lips to respond, not having the slightest idea who Sia was, but Dianne wouldn’t just let me speak.

My orb peered around the celebrities, searching for Veer. “Care to join me for a ride?” Sidd asked, showing up in front of me. I rolled my eyes. “I will be going with you, Sidd,” Ria said, joining us. She entwined her arm around Sidd’s. Sidd turned a gloomy frown at her and pulled away his hand. “You have your car, Ria,” he said to her. “I won’t let you ride with any cheap slut, do you hear me, Sidd? Don’t even try to think I am letting this lowlife get you,” Ria stated, her bossy tone apparent. I shook my head at the misunderstanding between the two of them and walked past.

"That's huge." "I know." "Are you okay?" "I think so." Sarah put her hand on my arm. "Good. Now get back to work." I smiled. Tied my apron. Got back to work. My shift ended at 6pm. I clocked out. Grabbed my jacket. Walked to the rink. Cole was already there. Sitting in the same row. The same seats. "Maya came to see me again," I said. Cole's head turned. "What did she want?"

She was stunning—tall, with long blonde hair, flawless skin, and a verified I*******m badge with over five hundred thousand followers. "This is Vanessa Vance," Sarah announced. "Derek Vance's older sister, and... Jaxson’s ex-girlfriend from sophomore year." Jaxson’s entire body went rigid. “No," he said, his voice flat and hard as iron. "Absolutely not. Vanessa has nothing to do with this." "She does now," Sarah said smoothly.

Cecilia sat on the couch, deep in conversation with Adam. I sat down next to her. “Hi, I’m Sarah—Ada’s sister.” She turned to me immediately, smiling brightly. “Hi! I’m Cecilia, Ethan’s girlfriend.” I knew. I took a big gulp of beer. The alcohol loosened the tight knot in my nerves almost instantly—annoyingly effective. “Easy there, sis,” Adam laughed. The word sis made me stiffen for just a second. I took another sip anyway. Ethan sat on the opposite couch, eyebrow raised, watching me like he was daring me. I responded with an even bigger gulp.

We managed 12 last year. Max: That’s impressive in 3 days! I bet the shows run late. Are you walking around the mountains alone in the dark? Sidney: In town. And not alone. But the walks home are definitely creepy. Max: I would love to catch you alone on one of those walks. Drag you off into the bushes. Then we could have some real fun. “Fuck,” Sidney breathed. Her palpitating anticipation dropped like a weight into the pit of her stomach. “Oh no,” Wes responded. “What now? Another online boyfriend showing up in Telluride?”

Third Person's POV Sidney rolled her eyes in annoyance, but she didn't dare snap back at Paisley. Paisley turned around and started chatting with Maya instead, trying to fish for information about Germain and the Blue Abyss. But Maya wasn't a moron like Sidney; she handled every single question flawlessly without giving away any real secrets. Even her pheromones stayed perfectly steady the entire time, making her act look completely genuine. After a while, Adelaide said she was tired of sitting around and wanted to walk some more, so they all got up again.

Notifications flooded the screen so fast the numbers blurred. I opened the top one. It was a video. It showed me head down, my earbuds plugged in as I walked fast across the quad. Jace and his group were around the corner. My shoulder slammed into his chest then I stumbled, his hand instantly reached out and caught my arm to steady me. Someone had slowed that part down; made it look deliberate and intimate. The caption read: “Hockey captain meets his mystery girl #CollisionCouple” Comments poured in underneath.

“If you were just my sister, I wouldn’t have spent my entire childhood hoping you’d be my mate. I wouldn’t have been furious when you found Tristan. And I wouldn’t have spent the last 4 years missing you in regret.” Oh. My. God. My face turned red, like steam was pouring out of me. Shit. How had I never noticed Sid’s feeling? We spent every day together growing up, and I was sure I wasn’t exactly charming. I spent most of my time rolling around in the woods with Eason, coming back covered in mud. Sid was always surrounded by beautiful she-wolves who dressed them up for him—why would he like me? “I… I had no idea,” I whispered.