Loving Summer by Elisa Leigh & M.K. Moore

Author:Elisa Leigh & M.K. Moore [Leigh, Elisa]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-05-24T05:00:00+00:00

When she still isn’t here at nine-thirty, I do something I swore I’d never do. I track her fucking phone like the psycho I am feeling like and find her at Cirque, the same night club I was going to take her to the night we went out the first time.

I don’t know what comes over me, I grab my keys and head over to the club. I am not exactly sure what I am expecting to find, but all I know is that she fucking lied to me and that doesn’t sit well with me at all.

Seven

Summer

When I got to work today I could tell something was off with Tori. Usually, my best friend is happy and ready to laugh. Not today. Today she was in a pissed off mood from the minute I saw her clocking in. I thought it was just that we hadn’t been spending enough time together lately. I finally cornered her and made her tell me what was up. I still don’t think she told me everything, but she told me she was having a shitty week and what she really needed was a girl’s night.

Now that I’ve been watching her on the dance floor and the amount of liquor she’s been downing tonight, I’m starting to wonder what has been making things hard for her. She all but begged me to go out tonight. There was something about the way she asked that told me I shouldn’t say no. I told myself there was nothing wrong, going dancing with my best friend. It’s not like I would do anything with another guy or let it happen. Yet as I talked myself into going, the lie felt bitter. A lie is a lie after all, even if it’s one by omission. I knew that if I told Drake what we were doing though he would have either asked me not to go or offered to come with us, neither of those were options for me. Tori needed a night just me and her, but now there’s a pit in the middle of my stomach put there by my own doing. This feels so wrong. I shouldn’t be here. I’ve thought of calling Drake a hundred times or even texting him. I know the minute I tell him where I’ve been, he’ll be pissed. I’m more worried about hurting him than taking the brunt of his anger. The man is everything to me. How could I have been so stupid to mess up like this?

I only had the one shot when we first arrived, but since then I’ve been drinking club soda with lime. Tori, on the other hand, is on her way to the bar for her eighth shot. “Why don’t you slow it down, Tor? You’re not going to feel good tomorrow as it is.” I urge her, knowing the further down the rabbit hole she goes the worse it will be for her in the morning.

She laughs. “Why don’t you stop acting like an old lady? You know,” she slurs, “you were more fun when you were single.

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