Setting Limits (The Limits Series Book 2) by Shayna Astor

Author:Shayna Astor [Astor, Shayna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: anonymous
Published: 2022-12-19T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 24

It’s been about a week of Wes and I being together. It’s been nothing short of amazing. Even though we have to sneak around, it’s not really that sneaky since Lochlyn and Shay are together all the time and almost exclusively outside the dorm. It’s easy for Wes to be in my room, and nobody would think anything because, apparently, he spends a lot of time out. They probably just assume he’s with a new girl, which he is, though they’d never guess it was me.

We’re lying facing each other, our fingers laced together as we talk about deeper things. Wes is an only child, but revealed that he always wanted a sibling, just never asked his parents because he didn’t want them to feel badly about not being able to have one. He was a bit of a miracle baby himself, which makes me twice as happy to have him.

“I know that everybody thinks I’m a selfish bitch, that I need to have everything my way all the time.” Wes opens his mouth to talk, but I hold my hand up. “Don’t. I know it. And I won’t deny it, because I have been that way.” To say the very least.

“I think some of it comes from feeling so forgotten, that I had to make sure the people I still had stuck with me. But it was a major overcorrection to being controlling of them. To needing them to be with me all the time and do as I say. I think it helped me feel a tiny semblance of control of my life, because I could decide what we were doing and how and when.”

A deep breath shudders through me as I prepare myself to continue. Wes inches closer and puts his hand on my hip, but I can’t meet his gaze. There are too many emotions fighting for first place, that I can’t add what I’ll feel looking at him.

“Even growing up, Lochlyn always was the center of attention. I was the same bossy self, but not to the extreme it became. Lochlyn played sports, like t-ball and other peewee games. He didn’t really stick with anything through school, though he could have. Because of course he was talented like he is at everything else.”

Wes gives my thigh a squeeze to bring me back to the matter at hand, which is my nonsense. And while Lochlyn has something to do with it, dwelling on his sports isn’t the problem.

“One year, I was doing ballet while Lochlyn had some kid version of baseball. It was beyond t-ball but still for kids. I was eight, and so excited for my recital. We had these really pretty, full pink tutus, and I’d been practicing so hard. Well, the date of my recital was the same as one of Lochlyn’s games. Not even a big one; he’d had a few before and would have more in the season. But my dad didn’t feel like ballet was worth his time. So,

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