"I was thinking about you," He said, flipping through the dictionary.
"Oh really?" I replied playfully, smiling and sitting next to him.
"Yes really." He said, looking at me, his bright blue eyes resting on my silvery-blue ones. Honestly, I will never get over how blue his eyes are. "As I was flipping through the dictionary yesterday, I came across a word that reminded me of you." He stopped on a page, and I leaned forward, scanning it. "Ethereal."
"Ethereal?" I asked, wondering what the beautiful word meant.
"Its an adjective. It means light in a way that seems too perfect for this world." He explained, and I felt myself blush. "Your gift is incredible Sky." He whispered softly, and I looked down, not sure how to respond. "Show me again please." He said taking my hand. I concentrated hard on the lamp that was dimly lighting the room, and felt myself pull it's light towards me. A ball of light soon rested in my hands. I controlled it, twirling it around my fingers and up my arm. Light seemed like it was nothing, but it was strong. It could move mountains. Without it, an entire planet would be lost. I wish all of my gifts were a s beautiful as this one, but to balance out light, you need darkness.
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Sky Reynolds has been alone for most of her life, and when she receives a call saying that someone wants her to come work for the CIA, she is surprised. It turns out a childhood friend of hers, Hank McCoy, has gotten her a job as his assistant, if she wants it of course. After a very convincing speech from Hank, she accepts, and travels to Washington D.C. to start her new life. On her first day there, she is met by people with extraordinary gifts, like shape changing and telepathy. People like her.
An angel and a rebel. A scholarship girl and a playgirl. When their worlds collide, sparks fly-and nothing will ever be the same.
When Enid Jones-straight-A student and the perfect Islamic daughter-earns a scholarship to the prestigious Montrose Academy, she believes her life is finally falling into place. Her plan is simple: keep her head down, ace her classes, secure a scholarship to Yale, work a side job, and one day gain full custody of her younger sister from their abusive father.
But trouble has other plans for Enid... and its name is Olivia Grayson.
Carefree, rebellious, and notorious for breaking hearts, Olivia is Montrose Academy's golden girl. With her comes the infamous Golden Four, and a whirlwind of chaos Enid wants no part of. At least, that's what she tells herself.
Because Olivia isn't just interested in Enid-she's made it her mission to strip away the saintly image everyone sees and uncover the fire hidden beneath.
But what if it's Olivia's carefully crafted "bad girl" façade that begins to crumble first... all because of a certain brunette who was never supposed to matter?
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"After what you and your stupid friends did to me, isn't it enough? Do you really have to rub it in my face?" I snapped, my voice shaking with fury.
Olivia just smirked, stepping closer until her warm minty breath fanned against my lips. My pulse went wild, betraying me.
"I'm only just getting started, angel," she whispered in that husky voice of hers. "And I'll stop... the moment I hear you moan my name."
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An angel and a rebel. A scholarship girl and a playgirl. Can love survive when it's least expected-or will it destroy them both?