UNLoved: a bay falls high novel by Kidman Jaxson

Author:Kidman, Jaxson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-08-14T16:00:00+00:00

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I pulled the note out of my pocket as Kip walked up the bleachers toward me.

My heart raced and sank at the same time. That made my stomach tingle. Not butterflies. Not fear. Not worry. But a feeling.

It was the way Kip always looked at me.

The bright color of his blue eyes and the way he always casually smirked at me. Like he knew something about me. Or he was just that confident about me and him together. Like he wasn’t worried for a second about Pres or Barr.

That made him hotter.

It also helped that he wore sleeveless shirts and his arms were tanned and toned. Everything about him screamed surfer boy and maybe that was wrong just to assume something about Kip like that considering I had never seen him surf. In fact the only time I saw him in the ocean was the night of their party and when he carried me into the water.

“What is this?” I asked, waving the note. “I thought something was wrong. I thought it was serious.”

“Whoa, calm down, girl,” Kip said. “It is serious. And there is something wrong.”

“You really wrote this?”

“Typed it up, yes,” Kip said.

“What is the i for then?” I asked.

Kip was one row down from me. He was eye level with me.

Damn his eyes.

Damn his smile.

The world of Pres and Barr was dark and scary.

Kip’s was bright and freeing.

That made him worse because I knew Kip had a dark side too. I had seen him in the ditch. I had seen what he was capable of doing.

Which meant more than with the others I couldn’t fall for the look of the pretty boy surfer.

“Oh, that,” Kip said. “The i was for… I. As in me. Me being Kip.”

“What?” I yelled.

“Or… I fucked up,” Kip said. “Got a pen?”

I stupidly dug through my bag for a pen.

Kip took the pen and the note and plopped down on the bleachers.

He put a K in front of the i and then a p after it.

“There,” he said. “It’s fixed now.”

He looked up at me with that smirk.

I ripped the note out of his hand. Now the note said it was from Kip.

“So funny,” I said. “You set me up. You tricked me to be here.”

“And here you are, girl,” he said. “Here I am too.”

“Like fate, huh?”

“I love fate,” Kip said. He stood back up and stepped up to my level, now taller than me. “I fucking love fate.”

“So what’s so super important you needed me here?” I asked. “Or what’s so serious? What’s wrong with you?”

Kip started to walk up the bleachers. “Come for a walk.”

I turned my head and saw how tall the bleachers went.

Fun fact - I hated heights.

And that meant knee shaking, sweating, thinking the worst thoughts ever kind of fear. Now, on a set of bleachers all I could picture was the bleachers falling. Some kind of freak accident, collapsing to the ground in a wreck of twisted, deadly metal. Dying that kind of death at BFH.

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