Veined (A Guardian of the Angels Novel)
“Now it was my turn to scare him. I’d been a gymnastic champion for crying out loud. I had an advantage.
I took a few steps back to align myself. Attic stood watching and I winked at him, then ran to the spring board, my muscles flexing and the air rushing around me. I sprung into a flip and landed neatly on the opposite end of the beam.
The crowd gasped, but I ignored them. The only admission of shock or fear I wanted to hear was from the guy opposite me, but he only smiled and shook hi...s head. Mrs Oliviana handed each of us our polystyrene poles and our match officially began.
Attic beckoned me, as I had Ashleigh, to come to him. I scowled, hating to be told what to do, but I knew we’d both have to move to the middle of the beam.
I was at a disadvantage, not having seen how he’d beaten the guys and not being sure whether he’d analyzed any of my moves. Not that I’d needed that many moves with the girls, anyway.MoreLess
I took a few steps back to align myself. Attic stood watching and I winked at him, then ran to the spring board, my muscles flexing and the air rushing around me. I sprung into a flip and landed neatly on the opposite end of the beam.
The crowd gasped, but I ignored them. The only admission of shock or fear I wanted to hear was from the guy opposite me, but he only smiled and shook hi...s head. Mrs Oliviana handed each of us our polystyrene poles and our match officially began.
Attic beckoned me, as I had Ashleigh, to come to him. I scowled, hating to be told what to do, but I knew we’d both have to move to the middle of the beam.
I was at a disadvantage, not having seen how he’d beaten the guys and not being sure whether he’d analyzed any of my moves. Not that I’d needed that many moves with the girls, anyway.MoreLess
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