Wrecked Book 2 by Hanna Rachel

Author:Hanna, Rachel [Hanna, Rachel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance
Published: 2015-01-05T08:00:00+00:00

Chapter 5

I made it through my next two classes in a haze. I took almost no notes and the lectures went in one ear and out the other. I was too busy focusing on Logan. The anger he had when he hadn’t been able to find me that day—even though I hadn’t been ditching my classes or anything—and then the hurt look on his face when I told him last night was a mistake.

Which it was, I was sure of that now, but it didn’t stop me from wishing it wasn’t. I still remembered how much fun I’d been having, the kind of chemistry that always seemed to spark between us, and the thrill of doing something bad for the first time in years.

But none of those reasons meant that it was okay for him to be following me—and more importantly, it wasn’t okay for me to be so taken with him.

He was bad news, I didn’t know how many times I had to remind myself of this before it would just take already. Time after time, I had to decide that he was bad news. That he was the wrong guy for me, the worst guy for me.

But I still wanted to seek him out, and secretly, was happy that he was seeking me out. Even if I didn’t think it was necessarily the best way…

Of course, how else was he going to find me? We didn’t share any classes, since he was a senior and definitely not a Business major. He didn’t have my number, and couldn’t seem to get it from any of my friends…

Speaking of which, my phone had been blowing up all afternoon. After about the fifth text I received in my class right after lunch, I turned off my phone. I didn’t need to look at the messages to see that it was Kass who was texting me—and maybe Mason. She undoubtedly wanted to know what was really going on, and now I was beginning to think that she wasn’t buying my play dumb idea.

She knew something was up, and there was no way she was going to let it go.

Although it felt weird to have my phone off, I at least didn’t have to worry about all the anxiety I was getting from it these last few days. Between Logan and Miranda, my life felt so crazy, that I was surprised my hair hadn’t turned white from stress yet.

By the time my last class got out, I was relieved to just be getting out of there. I packed up my things and headed out as quickly as I could. Part of me moved fast because I just wanted to get home—I definitely wasn’t going to wait for Kass to find me today—but the other part of me was worried that Logan would be waiting for me after class, too.

I didn’t want to have another argument, and I didn’t want to see that hurt expression on his face anymore.

I walked quickly home that night, arms clutching at my books tightly.

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