Rule Breakers Fall Hardest (THE BOYS) by Micalea Smeltzer EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Micalea Smeltzer
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DAIRE
I’ I’M IN HELL.
It’s the only explanation for why I’m standing in front of Rosie Thomas,
asking her for a favor. Although favor is too mild a word for what I’m
proposing.
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Literally proposing.
Marriage.
She gapes at me, blinking a pair of big round eyes that were my undoing
when we were kids. Back then, all she had to do was look at me, and I was
ready to do her bidding. She had me wrapped around her finger.
Until she didn’t.
The look of shock slowly slips from her face, and then she starts
laughing. Great big peals of maniacal laughter.
I look over one shoulder, then the other, to see whether students
shuffling in and out of the dining hall are looking at us.
“I have to be dreaming, right?” She pinches her arm. “You can’t be
serious?”
I clench my fists at my sides. “As a heart attack.”
I’ve been spiraling for weeks.
Longer.
Since the moment I saw my former professor holding a baby I know is
mine. The kid looks just like me. I’ve been driving myself mad. Using my
own money so my dad won’t know, I’ve consulted a lawyer for help with
figuring out the best way to go about this. According to her, if I were
married and had my own place, it’d be much easier. I don’t think she
intended for me to immediately jump to the marriage portion of that
equation, but I will have access to my child, no matter what. If that means
getting married for the time being, then so be it.
That’s why Rosie’s perfect. We don’t even like each other, so she’ll be
under no illusion that any of this is permanent.
She breaks into another fit of laughter. “Jesus, did you lose a bet with
Cash?” She refers to one of my older brothers.
“No.” I grasp her hand and tug her into a quieter corner since we’re
drawing attention.
She yanks free of my hold the second we’re tucked away and crosses
her arms so I can’t reach for her again. As if I wanted to touch her.
“Listen, I already explained the situation,” I hiss. I have no reason to be
annoyed with her—not when my proposition sounds absolutely insane. “It’s
temporary. Two years. Three tops, depending on how long court takes.”
Her mouth drops open. “You want me to be fake married to you for
years?” The bark of laugher that escapes her is humorless.
My gut tightens in a knot. I really wish she’d stop doing that. This isn’t
a laughing matter.
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