Contents ( 23)
- KISS ME TONIGHT
- CHAPTER ONE – REAGAN
- CHAPTER TWO – REAGAN
- CHAPTER THREE – REAGAN
- CHAPTER FOUR – REAGAN
- CHAPTER FIVE – NOAH
- CHAPTER SIX – REAGAN
- CHAPTER SEVEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER EIGHT – REAGAN
- CHAPTER NINE – NOAH
- CHAPTER TEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER ELEVEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER TWELVE – NOAH
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN – NOAH
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN – REAGAN
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN – REAGAN
- EPILOGUE – REAGAN
- KISS ME AGAIN
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- BOOKS BY EMMA HART
ME: It’s weird. My brother’s room is the same. We all live in the same town. I’m not going to pop over and stay for the weekend.
NOAH: Yeah, I don’t have that excuse. My parents live in Maine.
ME: How the fuck did you end up here?
NOAH: Got on a raft off the Maine coast and drifted down like an explorer.
ME: You’re funny.
NOAH: That’s sarcastic, isn’t it?
ME: Hey, look at that. It CAN translate over text.
NOAH: LOL. I went to school in Charleston. Went home for a year and got pissed off with all the snow, so came back. Moved around a few times until I found somewhere I liked.
ME: Did you move to Creek Falls or nearby?
NOAH: Creek Falls. About six months ago. Which is when I started dating.
ME: I’d ask you how that’s going, but I already know it’s not very well.
NOAH: Ha!
NOAH: I work a lot. There’s always overtime available and I want to do work to my house, so I take it.
Was I… talking to someone who had their shit together? Holy hell.
ME: Wow. A guy who sends dick pics but actually has a career and a house.
NOAH: And sometimes makes bad decisions… Like sending a dick pic.
ME: We can’t all be perfect.
NOAH: Truth. Are you still on bed rest?
ME: Medically, no. Unofficially, yes.
NOAH: I’m sure she means well.
ME: She tried to wear latex pants to church today. She’s eighty. Eighty-year-old women who wear latex pants do not mean well.
NOAH: I guess it depends if you’re into eighty-year-old women who wear latex pants.
ME: If you tell me that you are…
NOAH: Will I break your heart?
ME: Totally shatter it. I may never recover from the pain.
NOAH: Tell me how you really feel.
ME: You really don’t want to hear that.
NOAH: Kinda do. It can’t be worse than me finding eight pairs of boxers under the cushion in my dog’s bed.
ME: …I don’t know what to say to that.
NOAH: There isn’t really anything anyone can say to it.
ME: True.
ME: Okay, fine.
ME: I’m fed up of being in bed. There’s nothing physically wrong with me. My mom is already insisting I speak to someone for my “mental” problems she’s sure I’m going to have. Nobody listens to me when I say I feel okay. I had to beg for thirty minutes earlier to take a shower. The purple walls in this bedroom are starting to give me a headache and if I don’t leave this house tomorrow, I’m going to have a meltdown.
NOAH: …I have an idea.
ME: What?
NOAH: What if I come over tomorrow? I saved your life, there’s no way they can deny me taking you for lunch.
ME: If you’re asking me on a date, you’re not being very clear.
NOAH: Reagan, you were just in a fire. I’m not asking you on a date. I’m simply trying to break you out of your prison for an hour or so.