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Sometimes life has its way with you. It peels back the layers of your existence like the skin of an onion until the real you glows underneath, raw and painful to the touch. It’s in those moments, in that hour, you look to those that give you strength—for me, that person was my brother.
I’ve hung out in the dark for so long, I’ve forgotten what it really feels like to live, to soar with the promise of something wonderful on the horizon.
does she really have the power to pull me from the wreckage? I doubt it. I’m too far gone, too much of a fucking mess to ever hope to recover.
“I think you should fall in love, Baya.” His gaze dips to the table then rides back up over my features. “I think you should fall so head over heels you don’t know what’s up and what’s down anymore. You deserve to be worshiped and cared for.
“Don’t fall for me. I’m not worth it.”
“Sometimes when you take a risk, great things happen—mountains move, and you see exactly what you’ve been waiting for, right there, in front of you.”
“I swear to you—I won’t break your heart. I’m committed to loving you exactly how you deserve.”
before it reaches epidemic proportions and storms the world as the new killer plague.
I’m beyond ridiculous to think I was just going to causally pick things up as we went along. I should have logged hours watching porn instead of reading Yates for Lit. It’s like I’ve got no fucking priorities. I should have read the Karma Sutra—shoved it in Cole’s face when he asked what I was reading. How do you like my book boyfriend now, bitch?
“Thank you,” I whisper, pulling her bare bottom in the cleft of my stomach. “For what?” She turns her head just enough for me to appreciate her beauty. “For loving me.” I press my lips into the back of her moist hair. “For letting me love you back.”
“Nope, just you. Be at the bridge Sunday at midnight, and come alone. Admitting members after rush is completely against the rules. I’m doing this as a personal favor because I just so happen to like you. But, if you so much as whisper to anyone where our secret meet and greet is, I will find out, and you’ll be booted back to Prescott on your shiny white ass. Don’t blow this.”
A set of footsteps scurry down the hall. Voices bloom, then yelling,