Fallen University: Year One: A Reverse Harem Paranormal Romance by Callie Rose

Author:Callie Rose [Rose, Callie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-06-29T16:00:00+00:00

Over the next few weeks, Jayce became a permanent fixture by my side.

Thank fuck for easygoing, hot surfers. Especially ones with huge hearts and… er… other things.

Xero was with me almost as often, though we hadn’t even kissed since that first incident. But his energy alone was enough to keep me at an acceptable baseline of okay-ness, and I was terrified of driving him away. If he pulled away like Kingston and Kai had done, I wasn’t sure I’d survive it. So I welcomed his presence and let him decide when and if to make a move.

The three of us were sitting together on a couch in the library, and Hannah was curled up on a comfortable armchair to our left. The coffee table between us was strewn with papers and books and abandoned mugs of coffee. I glared down at the mess.

“Okay, remind me again of the timeline?” I said, brushing my hair back in frustration.

It was the third time I’d asked, and Hannah was getting exasperated. I couldn’t blame her, but there was nothing I could do about it. The absence of my two other men was gnawing at me, an insatiable hunger building inside me that had gone unsatisfied for what felt like forever. How could I possibly focus on timelines and epic battles when I was in pieces?

“410 AD,” Hannah said, pointing at an illustration of a dragon. “To 1099 AD.” She pointed to an illustration that looked an awful lot like Robin Hood.

“Okay. 410, dragons. 1099, Robin Hood. And all the battles happened in between.”

“Only the classic battles,” Xero said softly.

“Right. Am I supposed to know about the non-classic battles yet?” I was getting a headache, and I blamed Kai and Kingston, specifically and personally.

“He went over them in class briefly, but we weren’t supposed to study them yet, I don’t think. Were we?” Hannah directed her question at Jayce.

He shook his head. “The test is just on the classics this week. Piper, are you okay?”

“I used to be better at this school crap,” I grumbled. “Solid 3.2 GPA from kindergarten to my senior year. 3.0 first year of college. Now I’m flunking magic school.” I hissed a breath through my teeth.

A student I didn’t know walked by with a cup of sweetened ginger tea and I snapped. The spicy smell of the ginger was too much to bear. Its scent was almost right, like a cappuccino-flavored vape pen when you were in dire need of actual coffee. I launched myself off of the couch and stalked out of the library.

Fuck this. Fuck patience. I’m done.

“Piper?” Hannah called after me.

All I could do was wave as I kept walking. I’d explain it later. I sensed Jayce getting up to come after me, but I waved him back too. I needed to do this, and I needed to do it alone. I trusted him to understand, just as I trusted Xero not to care too much. I headed upstairs toward the dorms.

The problem, I realized when I got to the second floor, was that I had no idea where Kai’s room was, or even if he was in it.

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