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  1. Truth Game
  2. Ocean Bay #3
  3. Chloe Walsh
  4. Disclaimer
  5. Author’s Note
  6. 1 Daryl
  7. 2 Molly
  8. 3 Molly
  9. 4 Daryl
  10. 5 Daryl
  11. 6 Molly
  12. 7 Daryl
  13. 8 Molly
  14. 9 Daryl
  15. 10 Molly
  16. 11 Molly
  17. 12 Daryl
  18. 13 Molly
  19. 14 Daryl
  20. 15 Molly
  21. 16 Molly
  22. 17 Daryl
  23. 18 Molly
  24. 19 Daryl
  25. 20 Molly
  26. 21 Daryl
  27. 22 Molly
  28. 23 Daryl
  29. 24 Molly
  30. 25 Daryl
  31. 26 Daryl
  32. 27 Molly
  33. 28 Daryl
  34. 29 Molly
  35. 30 Molly
  36. 31 Daryl
  37. 32 Molly
  38. 33 Daryl
  39. 34 Molly
  40. 35 Molly
  41. 36 Molly
  42. Daryl
  43. 37 Molly
  44. 38 Daryl
  45. 39 Molly
  46. 40 Daryl
  47. 41 Molly
  48. 42 Molly
  49. 43 Daryl
  50. 44 Molly
  51. 45 Daryl
  52. 46 Molly
  53. 47 Molly
  54. 48 Daryl
  55. 49 Molly
  56. 50 Daryl
  57. 51 Molly
  58. 52 Daryl
  59. Molly
  60. 53 Rourke
  61. 54 Mercy
  62. 55 One month later
  63. Daryl
  64. 56 Molly
  65. 57 Daryl
  66. 58 Molly
  67. 59 Daryl
  68. 60 Daryl
  69. Molly
  70. Epilogue
  71. Alabama
  72. Thank you so much for reading Waiting Game!
  73. Other Books by Chloe Walsh
  74. Audiobooks
  75. Social Media Links
  76. Playlist
  77. Acknowledgments
  78. About the Author
  79. Acknowledgments
  80. About the Author
  81. Contents

He tilted his head to one side, green eyes locked on mine. "They won't?"

"You put your penis inside of my vagina, D!" I whisper-hissed, pointing to my crotch. "And worse, I liked it!" My cheeks flamed as I spoke. "And then you went right ahead and ghosted me for the best part of a freaking week."

"I wasn't ghosting you, Dolly," he groaned, standing up. "I would never ghost you." Moving straight for me, he continued to speak, "The truth is that I've a lot of shit bottled up inside of my head. Shit that stems back years. Shit that I need to tell you about, but ain't ready to talk about." Stopping short in front of me, Daryl reached down and tipped my chin up, forcing me to look into his eyes. "Shit that will change everything between us."

"Everything?"

He nodded slowly. "I just got you back, Molls. I'm not ready for everything to change yet." I couldn't help but notice the guilt flicker in his eyes. "Does that make sense?"

"I don't know." Confused, I stared up at him. "Kinda?"

"I'll take kinda." His eyes burned with affection when he said, "You're my best friend. I don't give two shits how much time has passed. When I'm with you, like right now, even though you're all pissy and shit with me, it feels right. It feels like no time has passed at all. It feels like I'm home."

My heart.

Oh god.

"Yeah." I blew out a shaky breath. "I know what you mean."

"I care about you. A lot," Daryl continued. "And this ridge between us? This whole being shy and coy around each other bullshit?" He waved a hand around aimlessly. "It's been hanging in the air for way too long. I'm done with the distance, Molls. I'm done with being in denial."

"Wh-what are you saying, D?"

"I just wanna be around you, Dolly," he came right out and stated. "That's all. I wanna be all up in your space, taking up all of your free time, and spending all of my nights with you. There ain't anyone else I'm looking at."

"When you say you're not looking at anyone else…" I let my words trail off and exhaled a shaky breath, too afraid to get my hopes up. Feeling incredibly uncertain in this moment, I let my hands fall to my sides as I stared up at the only boy I ever loved.

"You mean…"

"I mean that I'm only interested in spending time with you."

Whoa.

"As friends?"

A flicker of something that looked almost like disappointment flashed in his eyes before he buried it with a smile. "Best friends."

I was wary and afraid, unsure and cynical. In the past week, he had blown hot and cold faster than I could snap my fingers. I couldn't be reckless with my heart. Not again. "I swear to god, Daryl, if you treat me like you did today again, I will never speak to you again. If you even think about ghosting me again –"