Hurricane

Hurricane

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MatureOngoing3h 22m

Last published Wed, May 6, 2020

bestfriends courageous drama first friendship

WARNING: Mature scenes ahead. "Why are you wearing that?" "I always wear his old shirts at night" I say as I play with the bottom of the sweatshirt. "It's comfy". "'His'" Hayden said bitterly. "So, he's the guy you're secretly in love with". I look at him angrily but before I can retort back, he pins me against door and crashes his lips to mine. My entire body jolts with surprise and a loud moan escapes me. The kiss was full of need and it was fierce. My hands flattened against his shoulders and I immediately forgot about pushing him away. He slid his hands around my neck, drawing me in even more. "There should be nothing between us" He growls, while taking off my sweatshirt and throwing it across the floor. * * * After a tragic past caused by hurricane, Abigail Miller is left with nothing in her life until Ethan, her only friend, comes and helps her. She falls in love with him. However, the feeling is not mutual. Even though she is saddened, she accepts the harsh fact. On the other hand, her cheerful presence around the mysterious & sinful Hayden makes his quiet atmosphere shatter. What happens when Hayden and Abigail explore one another in a different way? It's time to unfold the untold truth that lies in each person. *************************************************** More warnings: This book will give you major feels and sometimes happy or sad tears. It is advised that you keep a bottle of holy water to yourself. You never know, *smirk*

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