My Fake Boyfriend

Bonus Chapter 28.2: Avalon's Allure

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A regrettable notion on his part, for what Justin had seen, he wished he could forget. He looked on in shock at Avalon settled, in the grass, at the trunk of a tree.

Not just that though as a boy of curly brown hair lay on her lap. She stroked blissfully through his hair; they looked into each other's eyes without a care in the world.

"When, Ava? I need to know." The boy urged, his voice strained. He sat up abruptly before putting a hand on Avalon's waist. Justin did his best to keep composure. He needed to hear this.

The boy spoke again.
"I don't wanna hide it from anyone. Your body belongs to me and I want to shout that at the top of my lungs." He murmured sweetly, pressing his lips to her neck.

Avalon giggled at this and that was when Justin broke. She pushed the boy away from her neck with a smile before taking ahold of his hand. Her voice was soft and sweet as she spoke, a tone that Justin had gotten familiar with hearing when she talked with Aaron.

"I know, I'm yours, Eli. Please, understand that, okay? I'm yours." She whispered before leaning in to kiss the boy. He kissed back feverishly before they both lay in the grass, facing each other. His hand was strewn across her waist and her hand rested on his face as she slowly caressed him.

How Avalon got into an affair with Elliot in the first place- Part 2

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With one final eye contact, Avalon made her way over to her own designated seating area, right beside the new student. It was time to finally meet the boy all the girls were talking about. She could feel all eyes on her yet again, as always, and she liked it. She liked it more than anything else and her lips quirked up in a friendly smile.

Upon reaching her seat, she could feel his eyes turn to her. Perhaps, it was out of curiosity or perhaps it was due to a new face into his roster, Avalon didn't know but nor did she care so long as he too was another that was looking to her. 

Still, she didn't turn to him, no; she wouldn't. Her mother had said one thing to her as advice for being able to make friends with both sexes. With girls, Avalon had learnt that becoming close to them was a matter of finding a common ground and this didn't just pertain to hobbies. Women didn't like other girls who were vastly different to them. It came off either as odd or a threat, so modesty was important as well as showing to be kind-heartened. 

With men, however, her mother had said they liked quite the opposite. Whilst women appreciated the kind warmth of another, men liked the game. If a women was suddenly warm to them, it only diminished their interest and doused their curiosity. Men preferred their women mysterious enough to arouse questions, but not enough to appear cold and that's what Avalon had achieved with all the students within Redwood High. She had mastered it to such a severity that even she would have difficulty distinguishing from her actual nature to the one that she had constructed for the others. 

As she sat there, taking her pencil case out of her bag, she could hear the sound of him shuffling into his seat and she still didn't direct a gaze at him. Whilst he was the new one, it would be she that would garner up more curiosity, she'd be sure of it.