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EXCERPT:
It was only for a second but the bleachers and all the people in them
started to spin as I lost my balance. I knew I was about to go toppling head
first down the stairs and threw a hand out, desperate to grab something,
anything, to brace my fall. Something cold and wet poured down my arm.
I looked up, shaken, only to realize that what I'd managed to grab was a
boy holding a now half-empty cup. And not just any boy.
Those lips.
Those eyes.
It was him.
The boy from last night.
"You again?" The bemused look on his face made every thing inside me
tingle. "Are you okay?"
I quickly took inventory.
There was no pain, which probably meant I hadn't done any permanent damage,
except to my clothes. Though his crisp polo shirt and khakis were still
spotless, there were now dark soda blotches all over my favorite wool sweater
that I was sure were never coming out.
I nodded. "I'm fine."
"We've got to stop meeting like this," he said, crooking me a smile. He
stuck his hand out, picking me back up on my feet, just like the last time. I
let him, grabbing on with sticky hands while he pulled me upright. He didn't
break eye contact the entire time.
"I've got you, Lexy!" Brian grabbed me around the waist and jerked me
backward toward him. "Are you all right?" His eyes raked up and down the length
of my body with alarm, as if searching for broken bones.
"She said she's fine," the boy said, waving Brian off. "Well," he said,
dimpling up at me, "it appears you're now wearing my soda, and I seem to be
fresh out of handkerchiefs today. Perhaps we should go get something to clean
you up?"
"Why don't you just watch where you're going instead, Preston!" Brian
whipped around, cheeks red. "You could've really hurt Lexy!"
It was so unexpected, it took a minute for me to fully absorb Brian's
words.
Preston? This was Ash Preston? The boy I'd been warned about?
I figured the best thing to do, the only thing to do now that I knew, was
to just keep my mouth shut until he walked away, and I could forget we'd ever
met.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rektok ROSS is the author of the debut novel PRODIGAL. Rektok graduated college with a degree in journalism, which has since been forsaken in favor of fiction writing. Rektok likes all animals, a good underdog story, and dessert at every meal. Rektok currently resides in California.
You can visit Rektok online at www.rektokROSS.com or follow Rektok on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/therektokROSS.
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