Fractured Minds (Rebels of Sandland Book 3) by Nikki J Summers

Author:Nikki J Summers [Summers, Nikki J]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-04-01T16:00:00+00:00

It didn’t take much more convincing to bring them all on-board. I paid a visit to the old factory, took photographs and sent them to the lads. Within a few days, they’d all agreed and the messages were sent out to our ‘We’ve got you covered’ group to let them know when and where the next event would be held.

Clarkson’s Plastics factory in Brinton Manor.

I sent the evidence to the soldiers and as per their M.O, they replied that I’d done a good job and that they’d be in touch. I wasn’t in a hurry to see what video they’d send next, or to hear from them at all. Alice was still up north and safe. My uncle was being taken care of, I hoped. And I wanted to focus on something far more important. Tony had dictated the way my life had gone for so long, it was my turn now, my future.

I’d stood at the end of her road and waited for her parents to leave. When I saw a car backing out of the driveway with both of them inside, I stayed in place by the hedge I was using to camouflage myself, keeping my head down and my hood up. They sped off down the road and I made my move, heading over to her house.

I wasn’t as nervous this time, coming to see her. Sure, I still had butterflies, but they were the good kind. The kind that meant I was excited about how this would play out. She opened the door and grinned wide when she saw it was me. She looked stunning in a little tight crop top and joggers.

“You look amazing,” I said, feeling myself getting tongue-tied.

She looked down at what she was wearing and replied, “These are my comfies. I’d have made an effort if I’d known you were coming.”

“That’s all the effort I need,” I replied, then blushed, realising I was staring at her tits, but it was really hard not to when she wasn’t wearing a bra and her nipples were poking through the sheer material. Fuck, I’d turned into one of those creeps.

“You look good too.” She laughed, thankfully not taking offense at my ogling. “Smiling suits you.”

“I have a lot to smile about these days.”

I had one thing to smile about, but she didn’t need to know about the rest of the bullshit going on.

“Are you coming in? I’m alone. Are you gonna be okay with that?” She waggled her eyebrows and I fought the urge to pick her up, throw her over my shoulder and run straight to her room.

“I think I’ll survive,” I answered, stepping into her hallway and shutting the door behind me.

She went to walk towards her living room, but I stopped her by grabbing her arm and asked, “Can we go to your room? Only, there’s something I want to give to you, and I don’t want to run the risk of your parents coming home and seeing.”

She frowned playfully, and then walked back towards me.

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