Broken Rich Girl: A Dark Academy Bully Romance by Bella King

Author:Bella King [King, Bella]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-02-09T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

Bayside Academy was built like a castle, towering at least ten stories high even though most of the floors were unused. It looked beautiful from across the lake, even with the tall walls that separated it from the civilized world. The light of the setting sun reflected off the glass windows in a dazzling display of gold and orange, scattering rays across the land as far as my eyes could see.

“It doesn’t look so bad from here,” Trent said from beside me, his voice deep and thoughtful.

“It’s beautiful,” I said, in awe at the building that had become my prison.

“It’ll be even more beautiful when you leave,” he said, shaking his head. “I hate this fucking place.”

I looked at him. The setting sun painted his face in a dramatic light, accenting his strong features. I smiled. “We’ll both be out soon.”

“True,” he said. “But until then, it’s time to get fucked up,” he said with a mischievous grin. “Come on. Let’s go to the cabin. Everyone is already there.”

I had the urge to hold his hand while we walked there, but I kept it to myself. There was no need for me to escalate the situation with Trent. He was a bad guy, and I had to keep my head straight. Maybe if I kept telling that to myself, then I would do it, but I was already drifting off the golden path into the woods. Things were getting risky.

All I could do was trust Trent at this point, as I was unsure of what would be going on tonight by the lake. I hadn’t seen anyone yet, but he insisted that there would be many people there with us. Personally, I wouldn’t have minded getting more time alone with him.

“Have fun. Don’t do anything stupid,” Trent said as he opened the door to a large cabin overlooking the lake.

“Got it,” I said with a nod, and we stepped inside.

The cabin was full of people drinking, smoking, and playing card games. There were at least twenty-five people there, but probably more. It was glowing with life and laughter, something far removed from the gloomy interior of Bayside.

“You made it,” one of Trent’s thugs said as he approached us with open arms.

Trent gave him a powerful hug, the two men nearly beating each other’s backs with enthusiasm. “I brought the lady,” he said, motioning to me.

The man held out his tattooed hand, which I recognized as the one that had held my mouth shut when Trent stole and burned my money.

I shook his hand cautiously as his eyes danced over my body.

“She’s nice,” he said with a sly grin.

“And not yours,” Trent grumbled, shoving the man away from me. “Go play cards or something.”

The man rolled his eyes but sauntered off toward the card table, where some of the other gang members were playing poker and smoking thick cigars.

As Trent had said, there were other women here, but they looked like they could snap you in half if you looked at them the wrong way.

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