“They’re gone for now. Can you make it? Did I want to? Did I want to make it? “Turn left at the lights.” We passed Sheriff Bellafonte’s car parked next to the bus stop and I looked away, glad that Monroe’s lead foot was relaxing a bit. Up ahead, I saw the hospital, and I told Monroe where to park for free, on Fraser Street just to the right. She pulled in along the sidewalk, and I pretended not to notice when she bumped the curb. Foo Fighters were playing on the radio, and the air that blew out ...the vents was colder than I liked. Guess the northern girl wasn’t used to our steamy summers, but I liked the heat. I blew out a long, hot breath, my foot tapping an insane beat on the floor. I was nervous, and I felt like my head was going to explode, but I kept it cool. I had to. “Are you going to be long?” Monroe asked. BoysLikeYou.indd 55 11/19/13 10:02 AM Juliana Ston e She tapped her fingers along the steering wheel, and when she turned to look at me, for one second— for one perfect second— I thought she had the most beautiful eyes I’d ever seen.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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