Slowly We Trust by Chelsea M. Cameron

Author:Chelsea M. Cameron [Cameron, Chelsea M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: new adult, contemporary romance
Publisher: Chelsea M. Cameron
Published: 2014-04-22T06:00:00+00:00

“I seriously have to do homework. You’re a terrible influence on my grades. Or is this some sort of backwards way to win the New Year’s money?”

We lay in bed again, this time I was reading the first Harry Potter book aloud to him. Or trying to. He kept interrupting me, and finally, I’d shut the book and started beating him with it.

“Whatever, Aud. You could sit and do nothing and you’d still get perfect grades. Some of us actually have to work at it.”

“Some of us aren’t taking classes like tennis.”

“Ouch, burn.”

I grabbed my book and got up to put it back on my bookshelf. I’d try again with him soon. I’d make a Harry fan out of him yet.

“We can do homework, if you want. We might want to leave this room, though. Whenever I look at the bed, all I can think about is getting you in it.” I couldn’t argue with that. I definitely felt the same way.

“Okay, we’ll go to the library. Do you have all your stuff with you?” We’d gone back to Will’s room during our mad dash from the Union and he’d gotten more of his stuff.

If I didn’t know better, I’d say he was trying to move in with me. His stuff was all over my place now. Holy crap, was he moving in with me?

“Whoa, you’ve got a weird look on your face.”

“Are you moving in with me?” He gaped at me for a second and then his face went red.

“Uh, no. That wasn’t what I had planned. I mean, we sort of just started dating. Doesn’t that seem a little fast? Unless you want me to? Because if you wanted to, I think that would be okay. Simon would be happy because he and Brady could be together all the time.” He’d taken off on one of his rambles, and I was trying not to laugh.

“No, you don’t have to move in with me. It’s just that you have a lot of your stuff here and I don’t have a roommate, so I guess I jumped to conclusions.” Will just nodded and started gathering his stuff up and I went to do the same.

“We could go get your phone later, if you want.” My blood went cold at the mention of my phone.

“Why do I need a phone when I can use yours?” Luckily, my back was toward him, so he couldn’t see my face. I had enough time to put on a smile before I turned around and put my books, notebooks and laptop in my bag.

“Do you not want to go and get a new phone? Won’t your parents be worried if they can’t get in touch with you?” I almost smiled at him for real this time. He might be smart in some ways, but he was naïve in others. He couldn’t really understand that there was a giant rift between my parents and me. Granted, I hadn’t told him why, but he still seemed to think that it would just change one day and we would try to be a family again.

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