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Chapters (46)
  1. Cover
  2. Praise for Geekerella
  3. Dedication
  4. THE FATE OF AMARA
  5. DAY ONE
  6. Jess
  7. Imogen
  8. Jess
  9. Imogen
  10. Jess
  11. Imogen
  12. Jess
  13. Imogen
  14. DAY TWO
  15. Jess
  16. Imogen
  17. Jess
  18. Imogen
  19. Jess
  20. Imogen
  21. Jess
  22. Imogen
  23. Jess
  24. Imogen
  25. DAY THREE
  26. Jess
  27. Imogen
  28. Jess
  29. Imogen
  30. Jess
  31. Imogen
  32. Jess
  33. Imogen
  34. Jess
  35. Imogen
  36. Jess
  37. Imogen
  38. Jess
  39. Imogen
  40. Jess
  41. DAY FOUR
  42. Imogen
  43. Jess
  44. #AMARALIVES
  45. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  46. About the Author

—OH MY GOD I’LL BE THERE SOON

—SHEESH

I better get these tacos to the hotel before Milo starts eating his own arm off. If there’s one thing about teenage boys that’s absolutely true, it’s that they are a freaking black hole of food. Like, I’ve never seen someone eat so much in my entire life.

“Monster?”

I freeze. I know that voice. That deep, captivating timbre. A lump lodges in my throat.

This can’t be real life.

But when I turn, I realize that this is most definitely real life. He-Who-Will-Not-Be-Named is standing right behind me, a curious look on his adorable face. His brown hair is long and swirled back into a man bun and there’s a little stubble on his cheeks, but it’s patchy and doesn’t quite pull off the hipster vibe I know he’s going for. But otherwise he looks exactly the same—sporting a gamer T-shirt that barely covers his biceps, and jeans, and Vans, and God why does my heart unexpectedly feel so heavy and awful?

“It is you!” he says, and his curious expression quickly morphs into a smile that looks sincere.

The barista calls another name and a Ghostbuster squeezes past. We take the cue and step to the side. He pulls me into a hug and I prickle at his touch. I don’t return the embrace, but he doesn’t seem to notice.

“Oh man, Imogen, it’s so great to see you!”

LIAR.

He lets go and looks me up and down. From my black jeans to my probably not-so-clean black hoodie to my black SPACE QUEEN beanie pulled over a pink pixie that definitely needs a wash.

For one inconceivable moment, I wonder if he approves—

APPROVES?

What am I, some heroine in a nineteenth-century romance novel?

Ugh, I hate my feelings sometimes. I hate the inexplicable way my brain works. And I hate the way he chews on his bottom lip, and the sea-glass-green color of his eyes, and the way his voice is always so soft and rich and tender, even when it’s really not. I hate—

All of it.

Not in a secretly-love-him sort of way, but in a we-dated-for-nine-months-and-he-stood-me-up-at-the-ExcelsiCon-Ball-and-then-dumped-me-in-a-text-message sort of way.

I yank down my beanie, avoiding his gaze. “Hey. What do you want?”

He looks hurt. “I’m just happy to see you—I thought I’d see you this year. Your, uh, fandom thing is really something. Excited about the news that just leaked?”

I try to ask “What news?” but he just talks over me.

“You always go in with a bang, don’t you, Monster?”

Every time he calls me that I feel like my skin is on fire, and I don’t know whether it’s because I still like him or because I detest him so viciously I want to raze his crops and salt his fields.