Memoirs of a Girl Wolf by Lawrence Xandra

Author:Lawrence, Xandra [Lawrence, Xandra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-11-29T18:30:00+00:00

For how sweet he always was to me, I felt really bad for how quickly my mood changed and how awful I was to him before we even made it to school. Breakfast was a nightmare because it took nearly thirty minutes just to get to town, so by the time we arrived at Toasted we only had thirty minutes before first bell at school. The restaurant, being so popular, was busy. A lot of kids went there for breakfast or lattes before school and as it happened Max was there. When he noticed me walk through the front door, held by Reign, he nodded at me and called my name.

I ignored him. Max was being annoying ever since the day he picked up his sweatshirt from my house. He kept calling and texting me. He’d hang out by my locker when Reign and I weren’t together. No matter how often I told Max to leave me he doubled his efforts to get me to go out with him and this of course irritated Sydney who continued to walk past my locker and glare at me while whispering loudly about me to Kristen or whoever her arms were linked with at that moment.

Once in the crowded restaurant, Reign and I stood at the front for a couple minutes trying to find a spot to sit, but all the tables were full or so we thought until we spotted a little, wobbly table in the dark back corner, so I headed in the direction of the table. Reign stopped me before I could wander too far. He looked at his watch and commented that he was going to get us a couple muffins and coffee and that’d have to be a good enough breakfast. I nodded that it was fine and so while he got in line behind Max, I went and sat at the table.

While waiting, I started thinking over the night before and the morning and Mom and then my head stared pounding like my heart and I could feel my blood pressure rising the more I thought about how Mom had lied to me. How could she? Then I had a horrifying realization. My blood went cold and a chill ran all over me as I realized that I didn’t even know who Mom was. What else had she kept from me? A lot, obviously, but maybe it wasn’t that I didn’t know who Mom was, but that I didn’t know who I was and that was even more terrifying.

Suddenly, I started to shake, but not from fear. Someone had a firm grip on the back of my chair and was shaking it until I nearly fell on to the floor. I removed my hands from my face and looked up to find Max grinning down at me. He released hold of my chair and walked around the table so that he was facing me.

“You looked like you were asleep,” he said as an apology.

I stared coldly at him.

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