DARE-TO-LOVE-TRUTH-AND-DARE-DUET-COLLECTION-by-Lylah-James-pdfarchive

“You know what you remind me of? A little chihuahua
trying to fight a bigger and stronger dog when she knows
she can’t win. Careful or you’ll end up with a nasty bite,
Garcia.”
I snatched my apple from his hand and leaned forward,
bringing our faces closer. “Did you know that chihuahuas
are known as an aggressive breed when they’re moody, and
when they do bite, they bite hard. Careful, or you’ll end up
with a nasty bite, Coulter.”
I brought the apple to my mouth and took a bite before I
realized what I was doing. Maddox’s eyes flared before his
lips quirked up. “I think we just shared our first indirect
kiss.”
Oh, for God’s sake!
Colton snickered before stealing a brownie from Riley’s
tray. She hissed, and her eyes hardened with a glare. The
girl before Jasper would have exploded. The new Riley? She
stayed quiet.
“That was a lousy kiss. You can do better than that,
man,” Colton said, his six-foot-something frame shaking
with mirth.
Maddox grabbed my chair and pulled me closer to him,
the four legs making a loud screeching sound. The whole
cafeteria was watching now. I could feel their stares
burning into me.
“What do you say, Garcia? Shall we put on a show for
these asswipes?” His voice lowered, holding a suggestive
tone.
“Not interested. Your lips probably hold more disease
than a pig’s asshole.” I handed him back the apple, giving
him my best smile. “Consider this charity. Next time, I
won’t be so gracious.”
The boys hollered at my response.
Maddox stared, his blue eyes pointedly holding mine. He
was still grinning. I didn’t know why he kept doing that –