Dancing With Darkness (Londyn Carter Series Book 2) by A.L. Martin

Author:A.L. Martin [Martin, A.L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-04-08T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 11

The rest of school was quiet and uneventful. I was not complaining. In fact, I welcomed it with open arms. Jacob got my mind off things for a little bit during Marketing class. I had a feeling he was going to become a good friend. I told him that Gavin and I were getting a car tomorrow to share for a little while until we could get Gavin his own. Then he asked me what kind of car I was looking to get and if I had any specific color in mind. I told him Gavin had already put his request in for a black vehicle. I could tell he wanted to ask me something, and I had a good feeling what it was about. I blurted out that I didn’t know where Wyatt went or when he would be back. He raised back in his seat, looking bewildered. I knew I caught him completely off-guard, but my instinct told me that’s what he really wanted to know. After a few minutes, he apologized and reassured me that Wyatt was a complete asshole for taking off without giving me a clue when or if he was coming back. I told him Wyatt, and I weren’t an official couple and that he didn’t owe me an explanation for anything. He could tell the subject was starting to upset me, so he quickly changed it by asking about the rest of the weekend. I invited him to come along with us tomorrow for dinner. He quickly gave me his cell number and told me to text him once we were done getting the car.

Before I knew it, the last bell of the day rang, which meant the longest school week had finally come to an end. I told Jacob I would text him as soon as we were done at the dealership to let him know what time we would all go out to get something to eat. I quickly grabbed my phone out of my bookbag to see if I had any messages. There were none from Wyatt or Hunter. Then, I realized I forgot to text Mom to tell her I wasn’t going to Hunter’s after school. I ran out of the room, yelling bye to Jacob. I pushed my way through the crowded hallways, which seemed to have magically gotten longer. I slammed my hand against the door handle, flinging it wide open, but Mom’s SUV was nowhere to be found in the parking lot. I pulled my bookbag around the front, slipping a strap down so I could grab my phone out of my bag.

“Are you ready to go?” Hunter asked.

“I… I thought you were mad at me?”

“I’m not mad, but I’m not happy either. I understand why you are having a hard time forgiving me. I don’t know why it’s okay for my stupid ass big brother to leave without even saying goodbye to you, and you are perfectly fine with it. That’s completely fucked up if you ask me.

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