Hop Skip And A Wedding – Alanna Fraser

My feet barely lifted off the ground when Joel’s hand grabbed my wrist. I looked at him over my shoulder. “May I help you?” “Don’t you want me to come with you?” I pushed off his hand. “No thanks. You’re having an engaging conversation with the boys. Don’t mind me.” “Yes Joel, let the poor woman be.” One of the men said with a booming laugh, clearly having one too many drinks. I felt his eyes on me as I walked through the crowd, trying to get my bearings and remember where up from down was.

Was the bathroom over here? Jesus, they should really have signs with this type of information. A hand latched onto my upper arm and I let out an annoyed huff. “Listen Joel I—” I whirled with the intention to cause a scene, annoyed that the man wouldn’t give me any breathing room but Caden was watching me with a question in his eyes. “Sunflower?” Thank the heavens. My shoulders slumped and I dropped my head on his chest. “I want to leave.”

He ran a soothing hand down my back. “Let’s go.” Wrapping an arm around my shoulders he took my clutch from me and led me towards where the stairs were. My eyes were fighting to stay open and my mouth felt weird. I wanted to sleep so badly. “Caden, I’m tired.” His steps became faster, trying to get me out of the room as quickly as possible.

“How much have you had to drink?” “I don’t remember.” I genuinely didn’t know. It all started becoming a blur soon after I left with Joel. The faces, the drinks, the conversations. “Can you hold out until we’re in the lobby?” His voice was fading in and out while the entire place was spinning around me. “I’ll try.” My voice didn’t sound like my own. It was low, slurry, and filled with sleep. Probably because my mouth felt like it was being filled with cotton. Caden stopped at the foot of the stairs, growled, “Fuck it” under his breath and picked me up bridal style, taking the stairs two at a time.

“Certainly haven’t skipped leg day,” I grumbled, my eyes closing against its own volition. “Good night.” Everything faded to black.

Hop, Skip and a Wedding Copyright © 2023 Alanna Fraser All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced, distributed, translated, or transmitted in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review and certain other non-commercial uses permitted by copyright law. This is a work of fiction.

The names, characters, places, and inci- dents are either a product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Resemblance to actual persons and things living or dead, locales, or events is entirely coincidental. First edition Paperback ISBN: 9798397111201 Kindle ASIN:B0CKFNQ9YC Copyright © 2023 by Alanna Fraser Book Cover Design by Alanna Fraser Formatting by Margherita Scialla Editing by Charles-Marie Young OceanofPDF.com Content Warnings: This book contains and depicts topics that some may find triggering.

It has graphic violence, language and sexually explicit content. Has mentions of assault, parents’ death, parental negligence, mention of physical abuse, mental illnesses. This book isn’t intended for anyone under the age of 18. If you are uncomfortable with reading these situations, then ‘Hop, Skip and a Wedding’ may not be for you.

Reader discretion advised. OceanofPDF.com never lower your standards when amazing fictional partners exist and real people know how to read. tell them to take a pick from your favorite author and get to work, it really isn’t that hard. OceanofPDF.com Prologue Caden She was doing it again. When everyone was walking towards their next class or appointment, she was standing in the middle of the courtyard with her head tipped towards the sky.

Her eyes closed, and a small smile lit up her usual deadpan expression. There were many instances where I’d pass her doing this without giving it much thought, but after today’s mock trial exam, Linnea Jackson managed to do the one thing that has never happened before; leave me speechless. Dare I say, completely and utterly fascinated too. The needling feeling I always got where she was concerned was still there, but this time, something else was brewing. Something was forming deep within my gut and spreading its way through my chest, digging into parts that were unknown to me.

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