Homecoming (A Boys of Fall Novel)
“Her alarm clock went off at six in the morning and it was fifteen minutes after, which meant one of her friends had given her enough time to pee and stumble to the coffee brewer before texting.
Her friends had no way of knowing she’d tossed and turned half the damn night, trying not to think about Sam and sex and failing miserably, or that she’d already hit snooze once and had intended to hit it again.
But it was Friday and she liked her job, so she threw back the covers and sat up. Aft...er scrubbing her face with her hands and shoving her hair out of her eyes, she picked up her cell phone and unhooked it from the charging cable.
WTH? Spill.
It was a group text started by Kelly, and Jen guessed Gretchen had already seen it and was waiting for a reply. Even though the Walker farm hadn’t had cows to milk in years, they still did the “early to bed and ungodly early to rise” thing.
She typed a response.MoreLess
Her friends had no way of knowing she’d tossed and turned half the damn night, trying not to think about Sam and sex and failing miserably, or that she’d already hit snooze once and had intended to hit it again.
But it was Friday and she liked her job, so she threw back the covers and sat up. Aft...er scrubbing her face with her hands and shoving her hair out of her eyes, she picked up her cell phone and unhooked it from the charging cable.
WTH? Spill.
It was a group text started by Kelly, and Jen guessed Gretchen had already seen it and was waiting for a reply. Even though the Walker farm hadn’t had cows to milk in years, they still did the “early to bed and ungodly early to rise” thing.
She typed a response.MoreLess
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