Incriminating Dating by Rebekah L. Purdy

Author:Rebekah L. Purdy [Purdy, Rebekah L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Entangled, Crush, Teen, YA, YA Romance, teen romance, Romance, Contemporary, category, Rebekah L Purdy, high school, Blackmail, enemies to lovers, forced proximity
Publisher: Entangled Publishing, LLC (Entangled Crush)
Published: 2017-04-10T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fifteen

Ayla

The scent of popcorn overwhelmed me as I stepped into the football stadium. Nervousness fluttered in my belly. This was the first football game I’d been to. Normally my Friday nights were spent watching movies with Chloe and Dre. Although I wasn’t here to watch the game.

Luke clutched my hand in his, leading me through the crowd to where the photo booth sat nestled in a spot between the concession stand and the locker rooms.

“Wow, the booth looks awesome.” I stared at the wooden structure that had a large black sign that read photo booth with yellow stars on it.

“Yeah it does. So are you going to take a shift in it?” Luke asked.

“Um, no. People aren’t going to want to take a picture with me…they’ll be here for the basketball and volleyball teams.”

“Are you sure? I might know a few guys who’d line up for you.” He winked.

I turned my face so he couldn’t see the blush creeping up. What did he mean by that? Did he want to take a photo with me?

Without thinking about it, I wet my lips with my tongue, then felt my pocket with my free hand to make sure I had my strawberry Chapstick. How did he always manage to make me all tingly and nervous and stuff?

As I glanced back at him, I stared at his mouth, wondering for a brief second what it would feel like to be kissed by Luke Pressler. Would it be soft and slow? Or was he more of an open-mouth, passionate kisser? To be honest, I wouldn’t mind finding out. Okay, why the hell was I even thinking about this? I needed to focus on something else. Like popcorn or how chilly it was outside.

Luckily, Chloe rushed forward and chased those thoughts away. “So, what do you think? Did I get the booth right?”

“It’s perfect,” I said, relieved that she couldn’t read minds.

Brady joined us, holding two large coffee cans, which had also been decorated in black and yellow. “I figured these should work to put money in. What do you think we should charge per strip of photos?”

“A dollar,” Luke said.

“Hey, I’m worth more than that.” Jack grinned, coming up beside us.

“Sure you are,” a dark-haired girl beside him giggled.

“You know it.” Jack nodded. “Or maybe we could charge by the type they wanted. Casual picture, a dollar, a picture where they get kissed—that’s gotta be worth like five or ten. And maybe we can even charge more if they want a real kiss.” He waggled his tongue at us.

“Yeah, let’s not go there,” Luke said. “I’m not sure I want to watch you shove your tongue down girls’ throats.”

“I have to agree with Luke, because there are some tongues I don’t want in my mouth. So let’s not get carried away with the photos. A dollar should be fine,” Brady agreed. “If we get too ridiculous, people won’t come over.”

A few other basketball players showed up, along with some of the girls from the volleyball team.

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