Claiming Xana (Wildcat Graduates Book 2) by Xana Jordan

Author:Xana Jordan [Jordan, Xana]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Published: 2017-03-26T00:00:00+00:00

I went to the mall with Noel, Cade, and Michelle today, and I am completely exhausted. I haven’t been around Cade’s sister all that much, but she’s so much like Stacy in some ways, I found it easy to get along with her. We had a lot of fun walking around shopping, yet doing nothing at the same time. It was a really great feeling to get out of the house and just be, not having to worry about what’s happened with Jeff and my PCOS acting up.

When we arrived back in El Dorado, Cade’s parents insisted we stayed for dinner, and from what I could tell from Noel’s reaction, they do that quite often. I wasn’t really hungry, but I had such a good time, I just wasn’t ready to go home right then.

Dinner was really good, and I’m glad that Noel and I stayed and visited afterwards. Michelle is clearly crazier than Cade is, and it was apparent that she gets that from their father. Cade is always up to something, but he is more reserved like his mother, from what I could tell, and that really surprises me. Just watching them interact had me laughing so hard my sides started to hurt a little. It was an awesome way to end the day.

It’s almost ten o’clock when we finish watching Christmas Vacation and are saying our goodbyes to Cade and his family when Stacy calls him. I promise to call her later and he takes the call to his room when we walk out to Noel’s car.

“I had a really great time today. Michelle is hilarious! I wasn’t sure he could be out done, but I’m rethinking my stance on that,” I tell Noel as he pulls out of Cade’s neighborhood and onto the main street.

“I’m glad,” he says as he reaches to hold my hand. He gives me a quick smile before turning at the green light. “I’m glad you had a good time. I’ve missed seeing you smile like that.”

I can’t help but smile back at him. Everything is so easy with Noel. I’ve missed that. “Noel,” is all I can say back to him. I’ve had a lot of time to think about what he told me after I got out of the hospital. We both made mistakes and reacted badly to things that happened. No matter how long it’s been, my feelings for Noel haven’t changed. I can’t deny that fact anymore, but I’m not sure where we go from here. Things can’t be the way they were, but I’d like for them to be better. I’m just not sure if that’s possible right now.

“I know.” That’s all he says before squeezing my hand and winking at me. We finish the rest of the way to my house in silence, his hand holding mine. It was perfect in my opinion.

Noel parks his car in my driveway and turns to look at me. He pushes the hair out of my eyes and tucks it behind my ear then rests his hand against my cheek.

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