The Wild Mustang & the Dancing Fairy by Kent Saffron A

Author:Kent, Saffron A. [Kent, Saffron A.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Contemporary, Young Adult
Amazon: B092ZYCFH5
Goodreads: 57807570
Publisher: Purple Prose Press LLC
Published: 2021-04-19T07:00:00+00:00

Tempest and I are awesome friends now.

Best friends even.

It didn’t take us long to become that. In fact, I think we became good friends as soon as we met at the game. But our friendship was sealed at her birthday party.

Which I made sure to attend and which wasn’t an easy thing to do.

I knew it wouldn’t be.

I knew my brothers would freak out. Already me going to that one party has created so much drama and now I wanted to go to another one.

But I was going and I wasn’t going to lie about it.

So I told them and, well, it didn’t go well.

Definitely not with Ledger, who kept grumbling about it for that whole week, pacing and stomping and cursing.

We had four family meetings about it. Four.

So family meetings are a tradition in our house.

Conrad established it long ago, so whenever there’s something that might be important– from where to go on vacation over the summer or Ledger getting a new truck to switching from whole wheat pasta to spinach pasta – we all get a say.

I think it’s his way of keeping all of us in the loop and functioning as a family.

So that whole week, leading up to the party, there were long discussions over dinner where Ledger would just curse and say no to everything. Stellan, who would join us over the phone, would try to reason with him and tell him that I’m not a child and at least I didn’t lie like the last time.

While Shep, again over the phone, would make stupid jokes all the while siding with Ledger.

Until Conrad put a stop to it all and declared that Ledger will go with me.

“It’s not that I don’t trust you. I don’t trust where you’re going. So if you want to go, Ledge will go with you.”

That seems to satisfy all my brothers and so that is how I went to Tempest’s birthday party, with Ledger – and some of his friends, who he invited along without even telling me – as my bodyguards.

Which is fine.

I mean, it is overkill but I understand where Ledger is coming from. The party is going to be full of people from the Mustang camp and he wants some of his own friends there.

I’m just glad to go and to hang out with Tempest, who is glad to see me as well.

Together, we make every effort to forget the fact that our brothers and their respective friends are glaring at each other from across the room. Or that tensions are running high.

At some point during the night, our brothers made a pact: sisters are off-limits.

Meaning they would continue to fight and be at odds with each other but none of them were allowed to bring their sisters into it. So Reed can’t use me to provoke my brother, and Ledger can’t use Tempest to provoke Reed.

As weird as this pact is, it comes as a relief.

Because I do think that Tempest is into my idiot brother and I don’t want her being used in the name of their stupid rivalry.

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