My Darling Arrow (St. Mary’s Rebels, #1)

by Saffron A. Kent

When girls like us fall, there’s no one to catch us. Least of all that boy for whom we’ve taken the fall.

And somehow I’m going to have to keep him safe from a witch called Salem.

I never knew that she shines brighter than any star that I’ve seen on the soccer field.

For being a rulebreaker, and I absolutely fucking hate rulebreakers. She deserves my wrath for affecting me the way she does.

Just because the one you love is in love with someone else doesn’t mean your love isn’t gorgeous or real. It doesn’t mean that your love should be killed or it should be torn out of your heart and thrown into a river or burnt down like an extinct piece of architecture.

So I’m telling you that yes, I will be. I’ll be that girl for you. The girl you come to, to fuck all your frustrations out. The girl who spreads her legs for you the moment she sees you’re jacked up and you need

“A big fat cock. That’s what you want, don’t you? You want me to fuck you with it.” Oh God.

“Because I believe in you too.”

A vision that haunts me. That haunts my body, my soul. My heart. So yeah, you haunt me, Salem.”

My heart that I thought I’d killed is yours. It beats for you, Salem.

You’ve always been that guy for me, Arrow.”

“And you’ll probably make me cry in the future as well. But it’s okay. Because you’re the guy I’ll cry for. Because you’re also the guy who’ll wipe off all my tears when I do. So we’ll figure it out. Together.” "Together.”

To me, you’ll always be Fae. And to you, I’ll always be Roman.”