To escape a relentless bully, a girl pretends to be dating the school's hockey captain — and the arrangement starts to feel dangerously real when he genuinely falls for her.
my cheek cole leaned against a medical cabinet spinning a husky puck you gave recording she took my phone you didn't stop her why would i cole laughed and stepped closer he He lifted my chin to inspect the mark. You look innocent.
You don't fight innocent. I knocked his hand away. I didn't tell her to play it. You just made sure she heard it.
The nurse handed him ointment. Cole twisted off the cap and brushed it over my cheek. Madison approached. I grabbed Cole's jersey sleeve.
He glanced at my hand, then moved in front of me. Madison looked us over and kept walking. Once she was gone, Cole leaned down. You used me to move into your dorm.
How are you paying me back? Two weeks of free tutoring. Later, I froze game footage on the scoreboard. This isn't just a formula, it's scoring probability.
Why do we have to study here? No interruptions. Just you and me? I promised to tutor you, I'm not tooting anyone else.
I leaned across the tablet. My hair fell over his face. A camera flashed beyond the glass. Jake stood there, phone raised and mouth open.
My phone started vibrating. A badly angled photo appeared on the gossip app. Hockey captain caught kissing his scholarship girlfriend on an empty rink. Cole enlarged the photo.
Genius. He turned the screen toward me. Does that look like a kiss to you?