Perfectly Misunderstood (The Perfect Series Book 4) by Robin Daniels

Author:Robin Daniels [Daniels, Robin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary, Romance
Publisher: Bluefields
Published: 2018-04-03T16:00:00+00:00

JAYDEN

Yesterday could have been an episode of Stranger Things—well, without the monsters and the awesome soundtrack. But that’s how freaked out I was—like Demogorgon freaked out—for approximately three very long seconds. You know that moment when you make eye contact with a guy and you’re sitting close and your heart is racing because you think he’s going to kiss you? Yeah, I had one of those moments. They say stranger things have happened, but in this case, there is nothing stranger than me sharing an almost-kiss with Mike McGinnes.

The craziest part is, if he’d actually kissed me, I totally would have let him. I’m not sure how we got to that point; it all happened so fast. One minute I was lecturing him, and then the next I had my head on his shoulder, intoxicated by his cologne, noticing how soft his lips looked and how his breath smelled minty. Maybe I’m delusional, maybe I was hallucinating yesterday, but one thing I’m not is wishful thinking. It had to have happened the way I remember it. Because no way, in a million years, would I intentionally think about kissing Mike. Except when he rolls his R’s—but that doesn’t count. So why was I thinking about kissing him right now? More importantly, why couldn’t I stop thinking about it?

Neither of us had mentioned the weird moment afterward. I was pretending it didn’t happen, to avoid things getting awkward. I was guessing that was his plan as well. Unless he hadn’t wanted to kiss me and the whole thing really was in my head, in which case I needed to be committed to the nearest mental health facility.

I was in the car the next morning, on my way to school with Summer and the guys when my phone dinged, receiving a text message.

Mike: Quiz time… (winky emoji)

I assumed Mike wanted me to supply the appropriate emotion, but the winky emoji wasn’t calling up anything obvious to me. Logan was reading my screen over my shoulder. “Who’s Mike?” he asked. “And why is he winking at you?”

I thought about saying noneya, because it would have been both appropriate and funny, though a bit hypocritical. Instead, I answered, “He’s a friend.” Then I asked out loud, to nobody in particular, “If someone sends you a winky emoji, what emotion or feeling would you think they’re trying to convey?”

“Playful,” Levi suggested.

“I was thinking mischievous, but playful is probably better,” Summer said.

“What about frisky?” Hunter replied suggestively.

“That’s the emoji I send girls when I’m feeling a little frisky,” Lucas added. He held out his fist, and Hunter bumped it in a grand display of moronic chauvinism.

“He sends it to guys, too,” Logan muttered loudly, and I snorted.

“I heard that,” Lucas called from the front.

“You were supposed to,” Logan called back. Then he grinned and nudged me in the side, waiting for me to give him props.

“Nice one,” I whispered.

Logan beamed with pride, and I went back to answering my text quiz. Since I wasn’t sure how to say frisky or mischievous, I went with playful.

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