I Dare You – Regena Mercy

“I just wish you would tell me what’s making you so…anxious; I know it’s not the airport.” “I don’t want to talk about it, but I don’t want you to be mad that I won’t talk about it. Please, Jonesy, don’t press the issue anymore.” The pleading look in her eyes made my stomach churn and her voice cracked a little. “I just want to forget about it.” So something did happen. “Are you hurt?” I anxiously looked her over, trying to find any signs of physical injury.

I let out a sigh of relief when I didn’t find anything but the feeling in my stomach didn’t go away. “I am fine, but please forget about it, okay? I don’t want this to ruin the trip.” Althea gave me a tight-lipped smile. “Promise you won’t bring it up again?” Despite my better judgment, I agreed. “I promise.” She gave my hand a quick squeeze and my cheek a light kiss before we took our seats.

I didn’t tell her, but the fact that she was already keeping secrets so early into our relationship, the way she was so upset and nervous, was eating away at me. But for her sake, I dropped the matter. She would tell me when she felt like it, or not at all. There wasn’t much I could do about it and that was that; the only thing I could do was sit back and enjoy this extremely expensive flight.

OceanofPDF.com hated lying, I had never been any good at it. Even as a child my poker face was just about see through, and the look on Jonesy’s face told me just that. I was a terrible liar. On the way to the bathroom, Gemma had pulled me into the gift shop, her eyes wide. “Don’t look now, but there’s someone following us. Althea! I told you not to look!

He’s been following us since we walked past the Taco Bell.” “That was when we first got here,” I gasped, still peering around the corner. The man was tall, his curly brown hair was peeking out from under his baseball cap, and he wore a dark blue zip up hoodie.

He was in the snack shop across from us, looking idly at the candied goods.” “Do you know him?” Gemma asked, her nails digging into my skin. I shook my head, craning my head to get a better look.

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I Dare You is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, organizations, places, events, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictionally. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. OceanofPDF.com For the ones who were told by their parents their entire life who they should love, and chose to listen to their heart instead. You deserve a love that is as exciting and unique as you. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.

You are loved no matter your sexuality. And for little Mercy, because all she wanted was this. We finally did it, I hope you’re proud. OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS Althea Jonesy Althea Althea Jonesy Althea Jonesy Althea Jonesy Althea Jonesy Althea Althea Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Althea Jonesy Althea Jonesy Althea Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Jonesy Althea Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Jonesy Althea Althea Jonesy Jonesy Althea Jonesy Epilogue — Althea A Letter from Mercy OceanofPDF.com “A ALTHEA gain, Thea.”

Coach’s voice echoed against the cold walls of the rink, making her seem louder than she actually was. We had been practicing this move for the past hour, and still, I couldn’t stick the landing. I drew in a deep breath and raised my arms. I performed the move in my head, envisioning where I needed to be and the speed I needed to obtain in order to get there.

It’s not that fucking hard, I thought to myself. I had done this move close to a million times at my old school, so why was I suddenly having trouble now? Perhaps it was the fact that it was a new school, and I was experiencing first-day jitters.

Coach Bentley had asked me to come to campus a day early and show her my abilities so she would know who to pair me with once classes started. I had arrived at Maybanks University yesterday and had spent much of the evening and most of this morning decorating my half of the dorm. My roommate hadn’t arrived before I left for the rink, so there was a slight possibility that she would be there when I finished.

Depending on whether I finally stuck this landing would determine my attitude for the rest of the night, if not the rest of the week.

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