buddies with Bree?” She gave a mock frown.
The water had finally shut off.
Corrine laughed. “Thank goodness!”
“We’ll also be with Liam and Finn, right?”
Eva liked them, despite Finn breaking up with Corrine, and giving no explanation as to why.
“Correct,” Corrine answered, but then she frowned. “Oh, but that means you won’t be with Lucas, except for P.E.”
Not Devin, either, being third year.
Immediately, she thought of him, and how she wouldn’t be near him, except of course for P.E., where she had to wear a tight outfit, showing off every line and curve. Lucas would like it, she knew that, but for a reason she didn’t quite understand, she wanted Devin to like it too. She wanted him to love her in it. But first, she wanted him to not disappear the next time he saw her.
Eva looked over her schedule. “When’s P.E?” Meg and Corrine looked with her. Before they could answer, she moaned, “Friday.”
It would be four more days until she could see him, except for meals in the cafeteria, and at the exchange of classes. But P.E. was for an hour—a whole hour of studying Devin.
Meg furrowed her brow. “You like P.E.?”
“Uh…yeah,” she lied. “I like to…get physical.”
Corrine giggled as if Eva had just said a dirty word.
Meg smiled, lightly jabbing Eva in her side. “Bet Lucas wouldn’t mind getting physical with you!” She winked, clicking her tongue.
Eva blushed. She didn’t doubt that he would, but she wasn’t ready to take that step…yet. She’d had her first kiss just before lunch.
“Maybe,” she said, shrugging.
Meg waved her hand at Eva. “No maybe about it. He’s so cute! You’re so lucky!” Then the bouncy redhead’s mood changed and she frowned.
“What about you?” Eva asked her. “Any guys you’re interested in?”
Meg smirked. “Just about every one!”
Eva understood that. All the Leprechauns were attractive, but Lucas and Devin were far above them. Lucas: blond surfer hair, tan skin, blue-gray eyes, muscled chest, and charming smile. Devin: black glossy hair, sparkling emerald eyes, toned body, that aloof, mysterious demeanor, and a guitar-playing and singing talent to boot. They were both so great, but Lucas actually talked to her, better yet, he comforted her—pulled her away from her nightmarish omens, and was a hope she didn’t know existed. Devin wouldn’t even shake her hand. He just vanished as Leprechauns do.
It was all very confusing, especially since she felt a strong affection for both of them, but a fiery, unexplainable passion for Devin.
The bathroom door finally opened with steam escaping out. Bree had changed into her pajamas—a pink silk tank and panties to match while keeping a white towel wrapped around her head. Eva didn’t want to stare at her, but Bree was the most gorgeous girl she had ever seen. But both the hot guys of the school dumped her. She assumed it was because of her personality—bitchy.
Bree settled down on her bed, and took out one of the many pink nail polishes from her box. “Shower’s free,” she said, painting her toenails.
“Finally,” Meg said. “Did you leave us any hot water?”
Bree just shrugged.
Meg sighed, and then walked over to her dresser, opened the second drawer, and pulled out a long white nightshirt.
“Oh!” Eva shouted.
Meg almost dropped her pajamas. “What?”
All three girls stared at her, confused.
“I don’t think my mom packed any pajamas.”
She found her travel bag on her bed and rummaged through it. There were jeans, tops, panties, bras, socks, sneakers, and flip-flops, but no pajamas, unless she wore tops and jeans to bed, which would’ve been a tad uncomfortable.
“No worries,” Corrine said, smiling.
She went over to her own dresser, opened the second drawer, and pulled out a set of pajamas. The T-shirt was midnight blue with a yellow smiley-faced crescent moon stitched on the front pocket; the matching pants had the same giddy
The water had finally shut off.
Corrine laughed. “Thank goodness!”
“We’ll also be with Liam and Finn, right?”
Eva liked them, despite Finn breaking up with Corrine, and giving no explanation as to why.
“Correct,” Corrine answered, but then she frowned. “Oh, but that means you won’t be with Lucas, except for P.E.”
Not Devin, either, being third year.
Immediately, she thought of him, and how she wouldn’t be near him, except of course for P.E., where she had to wear a tight outfit, showing off every line and curve. Lucas would like it, she knew that, but for a reason she didn’t quite understand, she wanted Devin to like it too. She wanted him to love her in it. But first, she wanted him to not disappear the next time he saw her.
Eva looked over her schedule. “When’s P.E?” Meg and Corrine looked with her. Before they could answer, she moaned, “Friday.”
It would be four more days until she could see him, except for meals in the cafeteria, and at the exchange of classes. But P.E. was for an hour—a whole hour of studying Devin.
Meg furrowed her brow. “You like P.E.?”
“Uh…yeah,” she lied. “I like to…get physical.”
Corrine giggled as if Eva had just said a dirty word.
Meg smiled, lightly jabbing Eva in her side. “Bet Lucas wouldn’t mind getting physical with you!” She winked, clicking her tongue.
Eva blushed. She didn’t doubt that he would, but she wasn’t ready to take that step…yet. She’d had her first kiss just before lunch.
“Maybe,” she said, shrugging.
Meg waved her hand at Eva. “No maybe about it. He’s so cute! You’re so lucky!” Then the bouncy redhead’s mood changed and she frowned.
“What about you?” Eva asked her. “Any guys you’re interested in?”
Meg smirked. “Just about every one!”
Eva understood that. All the Leprechauns were attractive, but Lucas and Devin were far above them. Lucas: blond surfer hair, tan skin, blue-gray eyes, muscled chest, and charming smile. Devin: black glossy hair, sparkling emerald eyes, toned body, that aloof, mysterious demeanor, and a guitar-playing and singing talent to boot. They were both so great, but Lucas actually talked to her, better yet, he comforted her—pulled her away from her nightmarish omens, and was a hope she didn’t know existed. Devin wouldn’t even shake her hand. He just vanished as Leprechauns do.
It was all very confusing, especially since she felt a strong affection for both of them, but a fiery, unexplainable passion for Devin.
The bathroom door finally opened with steam escaping out. Bree had changed into her pajamas—a pink silk tank and panties to match while keeping a white towel wrapped around her head. Eva didn’t want to stare at her, but Bree was the most gorgeous girl she had ever seen. But both the hot guys of the school dumped her. She assumed it was because of her personality—bitchy.
Bree settled down on her bed, and took out one of the many pink nail polishes from her box. “Shower’s free,” she said, painting her toenails.
“Finally,” Meg said. “Did you leave us any hot water?”
Bree just shrugged.
Meg sighed, and then walked over to her dresser, opened the second drawer, and pulled out a long white nightshirt.
“Oh!” Eva shouted.
Meg almost dropped her pajamas. “What?”
All three girls stared at her, confused.
“I don’t think my mom packed any pajamas.”
She found her travel bag on her bed and rummaged through it. There were jeans, tops, panties, bras, socks, sneakers, and flip-flops, but no pajamas, unless she wore tops and jeans to bed, which would’ve been a tad uncomfortable.
“No worries,” Corrine said, smiling.
She went over to her own dresser, opened the second drawer, and pulled out a set of pajamas. The T-shirt was midnight blue with a yellow smiley-faced crescent moon stitched on the front pocket; the matching pants had the same giddy
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