Breaking Away (Rocking Racers Book 3) by Megan Lowe

Author:Megan Lowe [Lowe, Megan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Family, sports fiction, motorbikes, aussie, Contemporary Romance, moto cross, Love, family ties, romantic fiction, australian, Contemporary, young love, Romance, motorbike racing, sports
Publisher: Hot Tree Publishing
Published: 2017-08-04T18:30:00+00:00

The next day I’m met with a heap of messages from Mav and Aubrey, all saying how sorry they are, how bad they feel, yada, yada, yada. I don’t answer any of them. Then come the phone calls. I send all of them to voicemail, until they start ringing the home phone too, which pisses Grandpa off. Finally I give in.

“What?” I snap, answering Aubrey’s call.

“Oh, you answered,” she says, surprised.

“Well, when you started ringing the home phone Grandpa got annoyed, so I only picked up to tell you to stop it.”

“We—I am really sorry about what happened yesterday,” she says, ignoring my statement.

“Whatever.”

“You know I didn’t mean to imply we’re not twins. Of course we are. I just meant that we don’t have that psychic link other twins seem to have,” she says.

“I know exactly what you meant,” I tell her.

“Please don’t be like this.”

“Like what?” I ask.

“Angry.”

“Don’t tell me how to feel, Aubrey,” I snap.

“I’m not. I’m simply asking for your forgiveness and to come out to dinner with us tonight. We’re going to one of those food truck things.”

“You think food is going to make this all go away?” I ask. I mean, really?

“No, but I’m hoping it’s a start. Come on, Josh, we really are sorry and we want to make it up to you,” she pleads.

“Whatever.”

“Okay, well, it’s your choice if you decide to come or not, but we’d really like you to. We’ll be at the Spit around 7:00 p.m., okay?” I make a non-committal sound. Aubrey sighs. “We really are sorry, Josh. You mean a lot to both Mav and me, and we never meant for you to be pushed out of our lives.”

“Yeah, yeah,” I say, my anger at them slightly dissipating.

“So we’ll see you at seven?” she asks.

“I’ll check my diary.”

“Good,” she says, and I can hear the smile in her voice. “I love you, Josh.”

“Whatever, just don’t ring the home phone so much next time,” I say.

“There won’t be a next time, but okay, see you soon!”

Maybe Grandpa’s wrong and Mav and Aubrey are forever.

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