Stepbrother WHOA! (The Stepbrother Romance Series - Book #5) by Claire Adams

Author:Claire Adams [Adams, Claire]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 2015-05-19T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

For what seemed like an hour we all stood there, staring at each other in abject horror, and I wondered if time had frozen in the frigid temperatures. My mind was reeling—what were Jaxon and I going to do? How were we going to make this okay? What the hell were our parents doing there? I couldn’t even hear the crowd over the roaring of my blood in my ears and the pounding of my heart in my chest.

The awards part of the tournament was winding down, and looking around in my panic I saw that some of the people were starting to leave the stands, heading to their cars or to the lodges in the area. I knew that the members of our team would come looking for us at any moment—and sure enough, even while we were all standing there, none of us speaking, all of us buried in the most awkward moment of the last couple of months, the team came by. “Oh, these are our parents,” I said quickly. “They’re…we’ll catch up.” I caught a sympathetic glance from one of our teammates while they slunk away.

In the next few moments it was like the snow itself started to melt. Bob’s shocked face became more and more disgusted and I felt myself starting to shake. I looked at my mom; she wasn’t quite as disgusted as Bob was, but I could tell as the shock started to fall away that she was far from happy to have walked up on Jaxon and me making out right out in the open. It was the worst possible outcome that any of us could have thought of. Bob looked around and I saw he was making sure that there wasn’t anyone around—it was at least a big step up from the lodge before.

Bob walked the last few steps separating Jaxon and me from him and Mom, and I felt my heart beating even faster. “What the hell do you think you’re doing?” His voice was tight and tense, his eyes full of rage. He strode right up to Jaxon and I and I could feel the air vibrating with his anger. Mom walked up in Bob’s wake, looking displeased but less revolted by the fact that she’d discovered us—still more shocked than angry, though I could tell that she was not happy.

I looked over at Jaxon. His face was red, his eyes were narrowed. He was clearly getting more and more upset. Bob started going off on Jaxon and me, saying things about how disgusting it was. I looked around feeling more and more panicked. No one seemed to be paying attention to us, but it was easy to see that Bob was winding himself up for a major tirade. I swallowed against the tight, dry feeling in my throat and turned my attention to Mom. “What are you guys even doing here?” Mom tore her attention away from Bob and looked at me, her eyes still full of worry and shock.

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