Forget Your Morals (THE CARLSON BROTHERS #2) by Sarah Blue EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Sarah Blue
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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HOPELESS ROMANTIC
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FUCK, my cheek stings.
I really know how to pick them, don’t I?
It’s raining as I stand outside of Jameson’s apartment building, clutching
my phone in my hand thinking of who I should call to help me get out of
this situation. My parents are absolutely out of the question, I think I proved
to them one too many times that I’m a complete fuckup. The
disappointment in their eyes when they realize I’m nearly thirty and still
don’t have my shit together is too much.
Everything always feels like too much. I thought by now my life would
click together, I’d be married with kids and not making the same stupid
fucking choices repeatedly.
I would call Aiden, but he’s going through so much right now, he
doesn’t need to add my bullshit on top of that.
I scroll through my phone and land on one of my twin cousin’s names.
I call Gavin first, as he’s more likely to pick up. Benjamin is a little
more aloof, he might answer a text, but definitely not a phone call.
“Hey, Pen,” Gavin answers.
“Hey, Gav. Do you think you or Benjamin could pick me up?”
“Totally would, but we’re in Atlanta looking at properties this
weekend,” he says.
“That’s right. No worries, I’ll just get an Uber or something.”
“Everything alright?” Gavin asks.
I have to hold back my tears, because no, everything is not alright, and
all I want to do is go home and cry in bed. The thought of getting in a car
with a strange man is definitely not what I want to do right now.
“Yeah, everything is fine,” I lie, which I’m too good at. Sometimes my
stomach sinks when I do it and sometimes it rolls off my tongue easier than
a truth ever could.
“I know Aiden is probably at the hospital, but Linc should be home. I
mean, you two do live in the same building,” he says.
Yes, the building our family owns and I live in as a complete freeloader.
It feels like another kick to the chest while I’m already down. I know Gavin
has no idea what I’m going through right now, no one does with the way I
bottle up all this festering failure, but I really don’t want to call Lincoln.
My options are to call my cousin who seems to hate the fucking world,
or have some stranger drive me home. I sigh, realizing I have to choose the
former.
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