Toxic (The Zara Chronicles Book 3) by Scarlett Haven

Author:Scarlett Haven [Haven, Scarlett]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-08-23T16:00:00+00:00

Thursday, September 27

Chose me.

I’m excited for class on Thursday, because tonight I start my human behavior class. Honestly, since I heard about the class, I’ve been excited. Unfortunately, the guys won’t be in that class. They took it last year. But maybe that’s a good thing. Sometimes they distract me in class, and this is one class I don’t want to be distracted in.

Zach didn’t get home until early this morning, so Cam drives me to school for the day. He had to sleep on the couch all night, which I feel bad about. Maybe I could talk Zach into setting up a spare bed in the third bedroom and making it a guest room in case any of the guys have to stay over again.

While Cam and I walk from the car to the dining hall, he holds my hand, but the second we walk into the dining hall, he lets go. I try not to read too much into it, but I am curious why he did that.

Come to think of it, all the guys do that. They hold my hand, but never around the other guys. The only exception was when I was freaking out after our almost plane crash, but that was special circumstances. I file the thought away for later, though. Now isn’t the time to ask why,

I sit down between Cam and Dylan at the table.

“We got approved for the class,” Tristan says to Cam before he can even sit down.

“Really?” Cam asks.

“Yeah,” Tristan answers. “We start this afternoon. The class is from three to five every Thursday.”

“What class?” I ask.

All the guys look at me, except Cam.

“Don’t worry,” Cam says. “She has her human behavior class this afternoon.”

“Yeah, but shouldn’t she take this class too?” Stefan asks.

“Do you really want her to take this class?” Cam asks.

“No,” all the guys answers.

“Guys, I’m right here,” I say, waving a hand between them. “Don’t talk about me like I’m not sitting right here. You know I hate that.”

“Sorry,” Stefan says.

“What class are you guys talking about?” I ask.

“We’re taking a stunt driving class,” Tristan answers. “It’s super hard to get into, and all give of us have been accepted. We’ve been trying since freshman year to get in.”

“Ah, well, maybe it has something to do with your age,” I say. “You’re just now old enough to drive legally.”

“Not in all countries,” Austin says. “Some countries require drivers to be eighteen. Actually, I think some states in America require that, too. I’m not certain, though.”

“It’s okay. I’d rather take a human behavior class than a stunt driving class, anyway,” I say. “Maybe I’ll take it next year, though. It sounds fun.”

“Nah, I don’t think you need to,” Stefan says. “It can be dangerous. Technically, each team is only required to have one person take the class, anyway. Five is a bit of an overkill, but we couldn’t decide who should take it. We always fight over it ’cause we all want to do it.”

I laugh. “Okay.

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