Master Probation: A New Adult College Romance (Underground Sorority Book 2) by Rachel Shane

Author:Rachel Shane [Shane, Rachel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: friend, comedy, fraternity, new adult, music, sex, rock, public relations, sexy, relationships, vacation, love, dating, pr, coming of age, latina, friendship, sisters, sorority, university, hot, sisterhood, ocean, humor, humorous, romantic, Romance, forgiveness, kissing, bad boy, underground, lies, Contemporary, kiss, college
Publisher: Twinstar Press
Published: 2015-10-27T00:00:00+00:00

MY LEG BRUSHED AGAINST against Harrison’s as we huddled over his sleek Mac laptop in the Press section of the arena. Crowds were filling the stands, fumbling over one another and spilling golden beer to get to their seats. Chatter filtered into the headphones draped over my ears as I studied the tiny boxes of surveillance footage showing the locker room. But even with all the activity happening on the screen, I could only focus on the way Harrison’s knee kept pressing into mine, a silent message. A reminder. A promise.

I couldn’t wait.

After we’d bugged one locker room, we did the same to the other because Harrison wasn’t sure which one Tampa University would be using even though all the leftover Tampa gear and personal items littering the lockers made it obvious. And now that both teams had arrived, I couldn’t figure out why Harrison hadn’t switched off the monitors for Throckmorton so we could focus on Tampa.

In the corner video square, a naked player walked through the room, his tight butt filling my screen. “Oh, hello,” I said. “Now I see why you didn’t want to turn this off.”

“I’m just being thorough,” Harrison said, squinting at another monitor.

Around us other members of the press were setting up cameras and audio equipment to capture the excitement on the field. But Harrison only cared about what was happening behind the scenes, where no one was looking.

His mouth hung open as his irises swam across every video feed like a probe. My gaze left the laptop and swept across the packed stadium of eager fans. Cheers rang out even though no players had graced the field. Loud trumpets blasted from the band as they warmed up. I spotted patches of orange from students and fans who had flown down from Throckmorton just to watch the game live.

Back at school, our own stadium would currently be packed with students in the stands of an empty arena, watching the big screen projector showcasing the game. The fierce cheering would be just as prominent there as it was here. Football was a big thing at Throckmorton, at least for the students who cared about it. I was not one of those. Erin and I had purchased season tickets freshman year but spent more time watching the boys watching the game than the game itself. I’d tried sidling up next to the cutest boy I could find and giggling when I asked him to explain the rules to me, but each one was always too focused on the game to care about the girl who didn’t. So I started avoiding the games and just donning the requisite orange out to Quigley’s afterward where I cheered along with the already-drunk students if we’d won or consoled them with provocative dancing if we’d lost.

I knew most of the students back at school would kill to have such a prominent spot, so it almost felt like a waste to watch a monitor rather than the field.

The abrupt bleat of Harrison’s phone ringing on the table made us both jump.

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