Rival Darling (The Darling Devils, #1)

by Alexandra Moody

“Go!” She lifted the little rope that was barricading the staircase and practically pushed me under. “You can’t be seen with him.”

I’m not liking Mia

“Pretty sure the only time growling is allowed is in one of those dirty books Mom likes to read,” he replied. “Back me up here, Gray.”

Mia’s eyes narrowed at me with suspicion. “And now he’s smiling. Why is he smiling at you, Vi?”

I really don't like Mia

“Well, you don’t scare me, Reed Darling.” “Good,” he said. “You’re the last person I’d ever want to scare.”

Well isn't he just a cute cinnamon roll

“I’ll survive,” I replied. It was hardly the worst thing my mom had heard come out of my mouth over the years. If anything, she’d probably be disappointed by the idea I wasn’t intently pursuing women. Our mom gave the Bennet mother in Pride and Prejudice a run for her money. She was far too eager to see her kids in happy, meaningful relationships, and if we’d been born a few centuries ago, I had no doubt she’d have us all married off by now.

I don't like parents doing that. let kids be kids. they have their whole life for relationships