Full Moon Kisses by Ellen Schreiber

Author:Ellen Schreiber
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 2012-12-25T22:00:00+00:00

EIGHT

girls and gangs

We saw you following Nash away from school the other day,” Ivy said the next day at the mall when we met by the food court for some girl time after school.

“You did?” I asked. I was surprised they noticed and wasn’t prepared to talk about it.

“Yes. Where were you guys going?” Abby asked.

“Yeah, what’s going on? A secret rendezvous with your old boyfriend?” Ivy teased.

“Does Brandon know about this?” Abby said as if she was worried about my boyfriend’s feelings.

“Yes, he knows,” I said.

They both paused. “So you did go somewhere with Nash?” Ivy said. “Do tell.”

“It was no biggie. Really.” But the fact was it really was major news. Nash was a werewolf, and he wanted to see if he’d ever be cured. But now that he knew there was a possible antidote and he’d be taking it on the upcoming full moon, he was a much happier person.

However, I couldn’t tell them about Dr. Meadows. They would want to know all sorts of information, and I was hoping to skate through the next week without incident. We only had a little over a week until the full moon appeared and I didn’t need any more drama with my friends.

“Where did you guys go?” Ivy insisted.

“Did you make out?” Abby raised her eyebrows.

“No,” I said. I wasn’t one to lie—I always cracked a smile when I tried to even tell the slightest fib; or worse, I would break out in a rash. But I couldn’t tell them what we really did.

“He just wanted to talk. That’s all,” I said.

“About what?” Abby asked.

I sighed. I hung out with Abby and Ivy to get my mind off my troubles. Instead they were pushing me back to the difficult thoughts of werewolves. I knew my friends would be persistent. I wasn’t sure why I expected anything else.

“Ooh, there are those guys again,” Ivy said.

“What guys?” I was happy to have the subject switched from me and Nash to anything else.

“Those thugs,” Ivy said, pointing down to the first level. “Totally gross!”

I saw the backs of a few guys talking to a pretty girl with a few shopping bags, but I couldn’t tell who they were.

“We saw them yesterday outside the coffee shop. It was like they were deliberately pushing our buttons,” Ivy said.

“Maybe they were flirting,” I said.

“Didn’t seem so. They were asking us strange questions,” Abby said.

“What sort of questions?” I asked.

“All sorts. Did we like the outdoors?” Ivy remembered.

“They asked me if I liked wolves,” Abby added.

“That is weird,” I said.

“We didn’t answer, just ignored them and walked on. Eventually they left us alone.” Ivy took a breath. “This one guy had tatts and spiky hair,” she said. “He was totally gross.”

“I thought he was cute,” Abby said, defending him.

“You did?” Ivy asked, making a disgusted face. “You would.”

When the girl moved on, the guys turned around. They were in plain view. I stepped closer to see them below. It was Ryder and his two friends. I froze.

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