Falling for Faith by Erica Lee

Author:Erica Lee [Lee, Erica]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance
Published: 2018-09-30T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter 13

“McGolden and Hopkins, since you’re the only two girls on this trip you two will be sharing a hotel room,” coach shouted to us as we were riding the much-larger-than-needed coach bus to the airport.

I swallowed hard and coach must have noticed because she started making her way to the back of the bus where I was sitting, glaring the whole way. Once she reached me, she sat in the empty seat beside me.

“I don’t need any attitude from you, ok McGolden? I’m getting too old to deal with that. I don’t see myself sticking around for too many more years and I’d like to deal with as little angst as I can in that time.” I went to respond, but coach put her hand up and kept talking. “I know you’re used to getting your own room on these trips, but that’s just because we’ve always had an uneven number of girls. So just suck it up. Plus you’ve become friends with the Hopkins family, right?”

I shrugged my shoulders. “Something like that.” There was no way I was going to divulge any information to coach about dating Faith. I couldn’t even figure how she knew that I was “friends with the family.” Probably freaking Susan.

Coach laid a hand on my shoulder. “So you’re not going to give me any trouble?”

“No coach. I totally understand,” I answered sincerely.

Coach moved her hand from my shoulder to my forehead. “Are you feeling ok? I thought you’d at least fight me a little.”

“Well, you thought wrong,” I mumbled, then looked away to stare out the window.

Coach took the hint and stood up to head back to the front of the bus. Once she was far enough away, I sighed to myself. I wasn’t lying to coach. I completely understood why they would have Susan and I share a room. While I had come to realize that Susan wasn’t nearly as annoying as I had originally believed, I was still dreading being in such close quarters. I was worried about having to answer questions about my relationship with her sister.

I realized my worries were warranted when Susan and I were given seats next to each other on the plane and she immediately started talking about Faith. “So you and my sister, huh?” She joked while elbowing me in the side.

I didn’t even bother hiding my groan. “You couldn’t even wait until we were in the air to start grilling me?”

“Who said I was about to grill you?” Susan asked. Then she started to laugh and added, “Ok, you’re right. I’m totally about to grill you. But can you blame me? This is my baby sister we’re talking about.”

I gave her a questioning look to which she responded, “I’m five minutes older so yes that does make her my baby sister.”

I shook my head at her. What was it with twins always having a complex about who made it through the birth canal first?

“Alright Susan. Hit me with your best shot,” I quipped.

She gave me a look that told me that she didn’t appreciate my sarcasm, but chose not to comment on it.

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