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‘I don’t know. I think I still want to go,’ I said.
‘Good. You shouldn’t let a stupid boy ruin your plans. As much as I’d love for you to just come home after your degree ends, you should take the time when you’re young to go and live. See the world, have fun, maybe meet a new partner in Europe. There’s plenty of time to settle later. I’m so sorry Adam turned out to be a cheater, love.’
‘Me too, Mom.’
‘Maybe it will be a blessing in disguise. He never treated you the way you deserved.’
After seeing the way Damien and Sebastian had treated me, I knew she was right.
I had to let the past go and move on to better, brighter, and, hopefully, more sinfully delightful things.
SEVENTEEN
Music mingledwith chatter as the party went on. It felt like half of the town must have come. My head ached with the amount of Adam related questions I’d had to bounce. Where was he? Did I get a ring for Christmas? How was Scotland?
Slinking into my bedroom, I shut the door and sighed.
I wished for the small hours of the night, when everyone would drunkenly stumble home so I could get some peace.
Pulling out my phone, I smiled at the notification from our group chat.
Wish we were there, baby. Save your New Year’s kiss for us - S
I smiled as I typed back.
Until August? I don’t know if I can be kiss celibate until then.
The first one of the year is special. Start as you mean to go on - D
If you go kissing some other guy, I might have to remove his lips - S
Sebastian’s possessiveness made my thighs clench.
I’d have loved nothing more than to be in their arms as they kissed me instead of moping in my bedroom to avoid Adam-related questions.
Are you asking me to be exclusive, Mr Rudolph?
Not asking. Telling. I need to know you belong to us. Every day without you is a day too long - S
I should have been turned off by how quickly things had proceeded, but I truly wanted nothing more than to belong to them both, and have them be mine.
I don’t feel like that is something that can be agreed upon by text.
Good - S
What?
Look outside, Princess - S
My eyes flew to the window, where in the lightly falling snow two figures stood.
It couldn’t be…
Could it?
One held a phone in his hand, the soft glow lighting up his face, while the other waved.
My cell started ringing, and I picked up the call.
