Two Wrongs Make a Right

by Chloe Liese

Oh God. Are we? My gaze shifts to his mouth.

HOW IS THIS SLOWBURN THEYVE ALMOST KISSED 10% IN???

God, what was I thinking? “I wasn’t thinking,” I explain to the cats. “That’s the problem. All the more reason never to see her again.” The cats let out another pair of meows. “Well, that’s a fair point.

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PA: Why? What are you doing? Bringing a hand to my cheek, I feel the forgotten lift in those muscles, the foreign upturn of my mouth. JAMIE: Smiling.

Cringe

“This is inconceivable.” A laugh jumps out of me. I picture the guy from The Princess Bride yelling, “Inconceivable!” Jamie glares up at me, his hands falling. “You find this amusing? That we’ve been duped?” “No. It was just that you said … Never mind.”

Me and my references

“Rules and regulations exist for a reason. They provide order and structure, they establish clear expectations and dictate appropriate behavior—” “Which our ‘friends’ completely violated,” she fires back. “And because they crossed a line, we should, too? Two wrongs don’t make a right.”