The Name Player

The Name Player

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"What do you want?" I asked with a sneer hoping that the acid tone in my voice would give him enough hint that he wasn't welcome at this table. "Just to tell you that we should hang out sometime." I chuckled bitterly, "Like I would hang out with a jerk like you." His smirk deepened. "You'd be surprised, sweetheart. I could actually be fun." "Oh? So you can cross me off your To Do List?" Everyone at my table immediately shut up. All of their eyes were on Austin and I. I could practically feel the cafeteria waiting in suspense of what was going to happen next. "Is that a challenge?" My insides were practically fuming with anger. This jerk thought he could play around with my--any girls--feelings. And you know what, I was going to show him no one messes around with a Turner. "It most certainly is. You'll never see me on your Dallas' List, Dallas. Because I'm certainly not going to fall for your charm." I said with a smirk, crossing my arms. Austin's smile turned into a full on smirk. "Challenge accepted."
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"I'm fine," I state rather bluntly. "You don't look fine." "Then stop looking." He chuckles, and damn does he. His voice is dessert for the ears, his face is candy for the eyes. If I wasn't so pissed off I might've swooned over him. "How can I? When an angel is so close to me," He smirks. I fully turn myself towards him this time. "Were you there? That night?" I have to know before I think about him in the light any longer. "No." He doesn't even hesitate, "But my father was," "If I may ask, what in the hell prompted him to take my brother from a car accident?" He plasters on a tight-lipped grin, a small tick in his chin. "That's the thing, Hermosa, that night was everything but an accident." (Beautiful) --- This is a small intercept from Beautifully Broken. If you decided to read it I hope you enjoy!

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