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They were jealous of Lila and my best friend? She firmly
believed none of these girls were ever good enough for me.
So, Bianca, my girlfriend?
Ha.
More like recent fuck buddy – but okay, I’d humor her.
For a while.
I typed out a one-word response. Yes.
After all, it was Friday. Lila and Landon were supposed
to have date night.
My jaw clenched at the thought, and my teeth gnashed
together. Why couldn’t Lila see he wasn’t the man for her?
There was something off about him, and apparently, I was
the only one who could see that. I didn’t like him, period.
Why? I didn’t know.
I just didn’t want him anywhere near my Lila.
“Yo, Maddox!” Turning around toward the voice, I saw
Jaxon jogging over. He was Harvard’s linebacker, one tough
motherfucker. He was a beast on the field.
His dark skin glistened with a sheen of sweat, and he
flexed his neck left and right. “Can I crash over at your
place tonight… and the rest of the week?” His brown eyes
pleaded with me.
“Let me guess, Rory kicked you out? Again.”
Jaxon grimaced. “She’s pissed because she found a
lipstick mark on the collar of my shirt. Told her I didn’t
mess around with any bitches,” he sighed, rubbing a hand
over his tired face. “It was before the game when I was
hugged by one of the cheerleaders, but Rory doesn’t
believe me. I’m no cheater, man. But she’s driving me
fucking crazy.”
Jaxon was faithful to his girlfriend of five years. They
were high school sweethearts and shit, but Rory was one
fucked-up bitch who had major trust issues. I wasn’t about
to tell Jaxon that, though, because he’d pummel my face
into the ground.
“Yeah, you can crash at my place,” I said. Oh, the drama.