Dirty Lie: A High School Bully Romance (Forrest Grove Academy Book 1) by K. Walker & Kylie Walker

Author:K. Walker & Kylie Walker [Walker, K.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-07-29T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 18

"So, are you coming with us to the party tonight?" Sebastian asked. He turned around in his seat to look at me, giving me his trademarked lopsided grin.

I had officially survived my first week at Forrest Grove Academy and all the trials and tribulations that went along with it. Woohoo. But I didn't quite think that deserved a party to celebrate.

On Wednesday, I had gone into school late, having met with the detectives regarding Greg’s case. Lucas hadn’t been kidding when he had said I’d have a lawyer there with me. He’d had an entire legal team sitting beside me during the interview.

But it all went pretty smoothly, my testimony matching up with the rest of the evidence they had collected. That meant they could release the body to us. Instead of planning a funeral, though, I had decided to have her cremated. Lucas handled all of it, and now there was a gorgeous urn sitting on a shelf in my bedroom. Eventually, I would spread her ashes somewhere, but I hadn’t figured out where just yet.

"Party?" I raised an eyebrow, trying to figure out what he was talking about. No one had mentioned anything about a party to me. Then again, other than Sebastian’s friends and Adrian, most people didn’t talk to me unless they had to.

Sebastian nodded. "Yeah. Every Friday, the kids from school get together on the beach and have a party to celebrate the week being over. You know, bonfire, loud music, enough booze to drown a buffalo."

Because, of course, a rich kid's party would be loaded with booze. And probably not cheap beer and bottom shelf vodka either, not like the parties I'd been to back in Compton. And something told me there would be more than booze there for the more adventurous in the groups.

"I'm sure Bella has better things to do tonight," Wes said, interrupting. He stared straight ahead through the car's window as he navigated the highway. His hands were wrapped tight enough around the steering wheel to turn his knuckles while. "I doubt she'd want to go to a party with us."

Sebastian pouted, and I frowned. Wes wasn't wrong. I didn't really want to go to a party with them. But I also wasn't a fan of being told what to do, especially by someone who couldn't go five seconds without glaring at me.

Locking eyes with Sebastian, I grinned. "Actually, I'd love to go. It sounds like fun!" And, well, it wasn’t a complete lie. The party didn’t sound like much fun, but bugging the shit out of Wes certainly did.

I didn't even have to look up to know Wes would be glaring at me in the rearview mirror. I didn't really care. I wasn't going to let him run my life. He may have been hot shit at Forrest Grove and everyone there might have worshipped the ground he walked on, but damn if I was going to.

Immediately, I pulled out my phone. "Are you going to the party at the beach tonight?" I texted Adrian, hoping to God she was.

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