Distracting 14 | Tadhg Lynch

"I don't want her. I want you."

In which Maeve Horgan-Wilmot has been taught her whole life that girls like her aren't the first choice. They're backups. The safe choice boys fall back on when things don't work with their dreams.
But never the risk. Never the once-in-a-million chance.
Never number one.
So why can't Maeve seem to accept that number 14 has better options? Why can't she convince herself that it's just another boy. A chance she's afraid to take. A chance she knows she'll miss and let pass her by.
Why does she want to risk?

OR

He's been dealing with the shitty hand he got his entire life. Tadhg Lynch has never been given the chances to chase after what he wants.
And when what might have been the worst night of his life opens up a door full of opportunities he never even let himself dream of, he's not going to miss out.
He's never going back.
So why does it seem like the thing he wants most of all keeps slipping out of his grasp.

She's distracting 14.