Broken: The MISTAKEN Series Complete Second Season by Peak Renna

Author:Peak, Renna [Peak, Renna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-11-03T08:00:00+00:00

10

I drove us to the nicest hotel in Sacramento, knowing full well that there were no rooms available. It didn’t matter—I was going to get a room. And if this hotel wouldn’t give me one, the place next door would. I was going to make sure of it.

Brandon followed me inside, and even though I was pretty sure he had some connections somewhere in Sacramento that could have helped him to get a room, there was something about this day that made me know that I had to do it myself. I wasn’t the type of person who used my name to get myself things. At least, I wasn’t until that moment.

“I need a room, please.” I glanced over at Brandon, who was looking at some brochures on the wall, well away from the check-in desk where I stood.

The clerk didn’t even look up. “I’m sorry, ma’am, we have no rooms available due to the convention.”

I stared down at him, trying to keep my voice even. “You don’t have a room for Jenna Davis?”

The man looked up and instantly smiled. “Of course, Miss Davis. Let me take a look.” He punched something into the computer. “We have a suite overlooking the city. If that doesn’t work for you, I can…”

“That will be fine.” I had to press my lips together to keep the grin from taking over my face. I had done it, and it had been so … easy. Way too easy. I knew I would never become one of those types of people—the people like Melissa’s boss, Amanda, who threw their names around and expected people to jump when they did it. But there was something almost magical in knowing that I could if I wanted to.

I felt like I was walking on clouds as we made our way to the elevator. I had stood up to my mother—not really stood up to her, but faced her and walked away instead of cowering under her words. And then I had used my name—not my father’s name, not my mother’s name—my name to get what I wanted. I couldn’t even imagine feeling better than this, feeling better about myself than I did at that moment.

And then I looked over at him, standing against the wall of the elevator.

My breath hitched in my chest when I saw him look at me like that, like he could see through everything—straight into my soul. I could see the desire in his blue eyes and it made my every nerve tingle in anticipation. Damn, I’ve missed him. I don’t think I had really let myself think about it, think about how much I missed just having him there with me. How much I missed having him look at me like that.

The door to our room hadn’t even completely swung closed when he took me in his arms and pressed his lips to mine. He kissed me with a hunger that I hadn’t experienced before, letting me know in no uncertain terms that I was his.

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