s drinking fruit punch, all the while sneaking in vodka from hidden pockets inside thei

r hand, she was

to be such a problem finding us drinking beer with the “Adults”. And by adults I mean the small gro

or watching Adrian and Sammy making out in front of the whole group was not my idea of a good time. At this point, the only other thing to make this

temporary relief to listening to Elouise tortured monologue about how s

is single again.” Seb nud

was going. Seriously, first Aunt Tibby, and now Seb. Why des eve

brows suggestively at me, with a smirk plastered across her fac

nt to get out of this town, not live in the past and settle d

he bottle of her beer as she tries

t leave with Andy?” She looks me over shaking her head. “You push away every friend that you have, it’s a wonder that you still speak to me sometimes. Andy left to follow his dreams, but you?

girls. A spark of jealousy flows through me. What she said was the truth. I

eb. All three of us had been inseparable. It was only a matter of time b

a powerful warlock, he wanted to play sports. So, when a scholarship came through for him to follow

e didn’t want to hold me back, or for me to be waiting for him. His last words were that he believed in fate, and tha

back home. It killed me to think of him with another girl. Well, at least it did at the start. It had been over a year now and I had heard nothi

. When you are literally with someone for 16 years day in and day out,

drinks table and reach out to grab a beer, only for someone else to get there

rsized black hoody with a jacket over the top, I could imagine what the body looked like underneath all of the layers. The hood of h

ge hand out to me to take, but in my daze I

me, until his interested expression ch

cking a wayward piece of hair behind my