"James, what are you doing here?"
"I need to talk to you," I demanded.
She wiped her forehead,"What about?"
I moved closer to her, took her hand in mine, and intwined our fingers. My hand fit perfectly into hers, her long and thin fingers, completed the space left in mine.
"Us," was all I said as I searched her face for her reaction.
She sighed,"James, we had this talk before."
"That was before, this is now," I pointed out.
She shook her head and pulled her hand out of my grasp,"James, we can't."
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Stella Johnson has dreamed of going to Juilliard to live out her dream of being a contemporary dancer. Atlas her dream does come true, Juilliard wants her. She quickly moves away from Connecticut to New York City, leaving behind her parents. As Stella begins to start dance class she is in for a rude awakening when someone from her past comes into her life:
James Maxwell
He is a player from her highschool and in fact, still is one. Once James meets Stella he can't get enough of her and her witty comebacks. He wants one thing and one thing only which is her.
Little does Stella know she'll be dancing with the player.
| book #1 of trilogy
Christopher Young was a small child trapped in a grown man's body. He never seemed to get upset easily and always cracked random jokes at the most inconvenient times. He also was never a fan of commitment, he was known for flirting with girls and sleeping around. But all of that changes when he meets Dakota Foster. The roommate of one of his many hoes'. Dakota was a closed-off person who was cautious about letting people into her life, particularly following her last breakup. A relationship that completely altered her and kept her awake at night. However, she feels as though the world fled open when she meets Chris. Where miscommunication ends and the two of them begin is a source of intense tension that neither of them can ignore. Due to their denial, Chris couldn't understand why Dakota was taking over his thoughts, and Dakota knew it was wrong to feel anything for her friend's crush. What happens when they are battling to suppress their emotions? What happens if their lack of communication is their own fault? Could their potential future together be ruined by the fault?