Never Let me Go (Blurring Lines #2) by Chloe Walsh

Author:Chloe Walsh [Walsh, Chloe]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: hea, teen pregnanc, y book two blurred lines, hea angst love heartbreak first love
Publisher: Chloe Walsh
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

BY THE TIME WE MADE IT back to our street, I kind of felt like I had failed some sort of secret test. I mean, Kenz had said she wanted to talk, but the minute I opened up she had panicked and bailed on me. And now I didn’t know what to think.

Kenzie removed her helmet and handed it back without looking at me. “Thanks for the ride, Cade.”

“What’s going on?” I demanded when the silence got the better of me. “Are you upset because you saw me talking to Emily?” I grabbed her hips and pulled her flush against me. Her silence was terrifying me. “I love you,” I vowed. “I’m yours – not Emily’s or anyone else’s, okay?”

“I’m not mad at you, Cade,” she muttered.

“I want to be honest with you, baby,” I admitted, holding onto her shoulders, forcing her to look into my eyes. “I won’t keep anything from you, and I won’t hide our relationship from anyone. This is serious for me – this is fucking it for me – and I don’t want to screw it up.”

Her mouth was so close to mine that I couldn’t stop myself from lowering my face and pressing my lips to hers, gently at first, then the kiss grew harder and hotter and faster until I had her face in my hands and my tongue in her mouth. She kissed me back just as eagerly.

“Can I come with you?” I asked, breaking the kiss, stroking her damp cheek with my thumb. “I can wait in the car if you’d rather talk in private?”

She shook her head slowly. “My dad said he would take me,” she mumbled before folding a tendril of her long blonde hair behind her ear. “And I need to do this without you.”

Ouch.

“I hate that you have to do this,” I managed to choke out, and I hoped she was hearing my apology – the depth of my remorse. The sadness I felt for where her life had taken her overwhelmed me. …

“I’m going to be okay, Cade,” Kenzie whispered in an assuring tone of voice as she reached up and cupped my face in her hands, but the sadness I saw inside of her took my breath away. “And so are you…but I have to go.”

“I’ll see you later, okay?” I told her before pressing one last kiss to her plump lips. “Tonight?”

“I love you, Cade,” was all she replied.

Long after I watched Mackenzie go safely back into her house, and was standing beneath the shower head in my bathroom with my head bent, listening to my mother weeping in the room across the hall and calling out my name, I had the most unsettling feeling in the pit of my stomach. It was kind of like the feeling you get before summer break ends…except worse, because the feeling inside of me was laced with dread.

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