Perfectly Oblivious (The Perfect Series Book 1) by Robin Daniels

Author:Robin Daniels [Daniels, Robin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher: Bluefields Publishing
Published: 2017-05-31T03:00:00+00:00

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It was a quarter after six. I’d been spying out my front window, when Brady came to pick Bebe up. I didn’t expect any funny business so early in the evening, but I wanted to be sure. Kissing a girl at the beginning of a date is something I’d do, but I didn’t think Brady was that smooth. The only info that Beth had gotten out of Bebe was that they were going straight to the game, and afterward they were going to dinner.

My dad agreed to let me borrow his car for the evening. Good thing, because my other option would have been to take the girls’. I don’t care how awesome you are at tailing someone; they’re bound to notice you following them if you’re in their own car. I looked down at my clothes, the same black sweats combo I wore when vandalizing Bebe’s yard, and decided it didn’t matter if I looked good or not. This mission was about stealth. If I wore something nice, I’d have to beat the ladies off with a stick, and that would draw too much attention. I did trade in my ski mask for a dark gray beanie and a pair of binoculars.

I got in my ride, a nice generic-looking black SUV, and headed out. I hadn’t bothered to follow them to the football game because I knew that’s where they were going anyway, and I wouldn’t have the added cover of darkness. When I arrived, I bought my ticket and went to the home team’s bleachers. It was an away game, so it felt a little weird sitting with the home team, but I couldn’t go to the visitors’ side and risk being seen. I also didn’t want to be bothered by anyone, so I found a big group of parents and scooted in next to them.

Beth knew I’d planned to sit with the home team, but she’d never find me in the sea of faces. We had to find a way to meet up without losing sight of Brady and Bebe. That part was going to be tricky. If they managed to lose us in the mass of people exiting the stadium, we’d be screwed. You can’t tail someone you can’t see.

I brought my binoculars up to my face and scanned the crowd across from me. I finally found them toward the center of the group. They were sitting by Mike and Caleb. Perfect. No better way to kill the mood than two hours of sitting by Mike. My own mood was improving, until fifteen minutes later when I realized that Brady and Bebe were doing a fine job of ignoring everyone around them. They were deeply engrossed in conversation. What was the point of coming to a football game if they weren’t even going to watch it?

I sat through the entire game with binoculars glued to my face. I’m sure I looked like a creeper, but I didn’t care. The game was a blowout, as usual. The home team fans were wild with excitement when they started exiting the bleachers.

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