The expression on his face made me feel as if I was wrong to say what I'd just said. I thought it was cute, or at least something he would laugh about-but he didn't. He didn't even say goodbye when he got off at his stop on the bus. I felt a bit uneasy about what was going to happen. A few minutes earlier... "Aria, stop! Why do you keep asking me questions I don't know the answers to?" Maxwell said and that is because I asked him if animals talks to each other about humans. Then I asked him which girl in our class he found attractive. He smiled and said, "You." We laughed about it because it wasn't the first time the girls in my class had asked me to get his answer, and he always said the same thing. Then he turned to me and said, "Aria, let's enjoy a quiet ride home; my head is hurting." I thought about how to tell him that Samantha liked him, so I just said, "Okay, fine-last question. Well, it's not really a question; it's more like a statement." He sighed and said, "Fine." So I said, "Sam said she likes you" All pictures used in this story are gotten from goggle or pinterest thank you

**NOW PUBLISHED IN EBOOK! This is a companion novella (not a sequel) to my book The Kissing Booth, but if you don't mind some spoilers, feel free to read on regardless!** It's summer, and for Elle and her best friend Lee, that means one thing: The beach house. They've spent every summer of their lives there, but things are different this year. For one thing, Elle is dating Lee's older brother Noah, who's also going to be there with them. Summer at the beach house has never been more fun - and never has it been more upside-down and inside-out. From kissing to sunbathing to volleyball, summer this year is going to be one hell of a ride.