My Bad- Lani Lynn Vale by Lani Lynn Vale

My Bad- Lani Lynn Vale by Lani Lynn Vale

Author:Lani Lynn Vale [Vale, Lani Lynn]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-12-04T05:00:00+00:00


Chapter 11

I think my soul mate might be tacos.

-Text from Pru to Hoax

Hoax

At least until you leave, that is. Then I’ll just have to deal with it like I always do.

The words that had come out of her mouth last night as she’d fallen asleep hadn’t been intended maliciously. But they’d hurt to hear all the same.

On the one hand, I didn’t want to leave her. But on the other, my Delta team had been without me for an extended period now after the original break and then prolonged healing. They deserved to have me at their back. We were a team for a reason.

I had five days left before I was scheduled to fly out of Texas and into a desert hell hole.

I needed to get my affairs in order, and I needed to stop being a little whiny, love-sick bitch.

But I couldn’t stop myself from thinking about Pru.

I’d never met anyone like her before, and I certainly had never felt what I was feeling before, either.

I’d had plenty of girlfriends. Plenty of one-night stands. Plenty of experience in what love didn’t feel like.

And what I had with Pru? It was love. There was no way around it.

The things I felt for her would’ve scared me with any other woman. But with Pru? It just felt right. It felt like it was supposed to feel—easy and fucking awesome.

“Why do you have that look on your face?” Bayou asked, coming out of his bedroom dressed in full uniform. “And why are you on my couch? I thought you were staying with Pru.”

I was.

“You and I need to talk.” I sighed. “Brielle is being a pain in the ass.”

Bayou’s face went slack. “What’d she do?”

“She’s calling me hundreds of times a day. Sending text messages. Driving by Pru’s house…man, it’s getting ridiculous,” I told him.

It was better to be blunt with Bayou when it came to Brielle. He was so goddamn protective of her that sometimes he refused to see the truth when it was staring him in the face.

“How do you know she’s not driving by my house?” he countered.

I gave him a droll look. “Because she drives past your house, and then turns around so that she’s one house down from yours, across the street from hers, and stares at her house for long minutes. It’s freaking Pru out.”

Bayou growled in frustration. “I’ll talk with her.”

I grunted out a reply. “You do that. In the meantime, inform her that she needs to control herself, and stop with the stalking, because it’s fucking weird.”

Bayou sighed. “Brielle’s weird.”

Brielle was weird.

She’d always been weird.

But she couldn’t always help being weird. She was wired wrong.

Luckily, unluckily for Bayou, she wasn’t completely focusing that ‘weird’ on me.

Though, Brielle was usually only weird with Bayou and me.

I wasn’t sure if it was because she’d kind of latched on to us when she’d first come around, needing the reassurance that our care for her offered, or what.

Whatever the reason, we were both protective as hell over her.



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