*2ª PARTE DE FAST* "Trish, Louis está cansado de luchar. Está cansado de intentarlo solo tantas veces. Te está pidiendo ayuda. Todo el mundo que ha conocido en su vida le ha humillado, incluido yo, y una persona no puede vivir con esa carga en sus hombros para siempre. Te está dejando llegar más lejos que lo que cualquiera de nosotros podría llegar a imaginar. Trish, Louis te necesita." • La situación está tensa pero, ¿le seguirán yendo las cosas mal a Trish o cambiará su suerte? God bless her. All Rights Reserved to flyinghighxx, 2014. ©

"-Entonces ¿por qué estás aquí conmigo y no con él? -él quiso darle un giro a la situación y ponerla de su parte para hacerme de rabiar, pero ambos sabíamos que las cosas no eran así. -¡Sabes que no tenía otra opción para volver a casa! -exclamé, frustrada. -Todo son excusas -se rió. -Tu actitud me da náuseas -mascullé. -A mí las náuseas me las das tú. No sé si fueron los efectos del alcohol o qué, pero algo me cruzó los cables y pulsó el botón erróneo en mi cerebro, porque en vez de darle un guantazo en la cara, me acerqué a él para juntar sus labios con los míos." • Trish se muda a Cambridge para estudiar en la universidad. Louis vive allí, le encantan las motos y la adrenalina. Un chico oscuro y una chica llena de luz. Muy cliché, sí. Lo reconozco, lo admito, me gusta y no me arrepiento de nada porque, who cares? #idgaf All Rights Reserved to FlyingHighxx, 2014. ©

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