Gone Too Far (Police Officer/Delinquent Relationship) BOOK 1 (COMPLETED)
M for manipulative
A for attitude
I for impulsive
S for sarcastic
I for irresistible
E for emotionally unavailable
Growing up, you're told that the safest choice in destructive situations is to walk away. Whether it's a destructive personality or you're in an uncomfortable situation, you leave because your conscience tells you that enough is enough.
--- But my conscience is on indefinite holiday in the Bermuda Triangle.
I am the destructive personality that your parents warned you about. The girl who hangs out with people that pressure you into drugs. The girl who invites you to a party, fully knowing it will end early because her "friends" are completely neurotic. I'm the girl who encourages you to sleep with multiple people, regardless of who they are or what they have, because who says you can't? If I invite you out, don't expect me to stick around long because I get bored easily-leaving you stranded in a field somewhere in the middle of nowhere, telling you to call a taxi-even if there's no service.
I'll admit, I'm a girl who didn't care about much of anything or have much to give. Maybe you'd see things differently if you understood the true horror I've been through.
--- Then, after a binge and a drive, I end up in trouble. But that's not the only trouble I find.
--- Suddenly, the door swung open, and in rushed my mother. She saw me sitting in the chair and rushed over, scolding me almost immediately.
"Maisie Scarlett Brooks, what were you thinking?!"
"I was thinking it was time to come home and go to bed. Instead, I get pulled over by some obnoxious police officer."
