A sudden embarrassment came upon me. I felt like I was being judged by Clarke, like I was a little girl who said things that I shouldn't have. But why? I was with Baizen, what does he expect?
"What do you mean you don't think we're friends?" I asked accusingly. I was angry at him and my feelings towards Baizen. I don't know what the hell was going on.
"I. I feel like we've grown closer in the way we talk. I've known Baizen most of my life but I can't help feeling like I've known you for longer. Like we were meant to meet." I was startled. I was flabbergasted but all I could get out was: "So you're telling me we're almost step siblings and we get on really well. That's it Clarke, what else are you thinking other than that?!" I knew what he meant. I knew he loved the kiss at Grace's and there was a spark there but I couldn't find the words to tell him that.
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'Little bold one'
Teen FictionDelicate, independent Calvina came to England when she was 14 with only a few words of English in her intellectual head. 'Little bold one'. The meaning of her name yet so different from her true self. She tells her new step brother, Clarke, everythi...
