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I sighed, nodded, and pressed an tore off the field, after her Unlike Heather, none of his friends were holding hiht hi, but so did I I used his h I was lifted up and latched onto his back

"Salanced up and tried to dislodge et into her car When her headlights turned on, I let go My body slid down his

"Stop, Logan"

He wasn’t , but I put my hands on his shoulders and stood in front of hilower at etting sick of Jax’s problem with Kris My relationship is none of her business What’s her proble her We joke about it, but,I’d never do that to hiiven" He rolled his eyes

It was at that moment when everyone else decided to leave A few of the drill teaave hirins, but he just jerked his head in a nod to theht their disappointment before they moved forward The words party and drunk were tossed around before they climbed into their cars and zoomed off By this time, most of the Fallen Crest Academy crowd had left as well, but I stiffened Mark and Jackson were still there, so was Cass, draped all over Mark Soered as well, and they stopped beside us Everyone aiting for what Logan had to say next

Mark grinned "Didn’t take you for a sore loser, Kade" His head lifted and he rolled his shoulders back, a s over his mouth "Not that I’m surprised" He clasped a hand on Jackson’s shoulder and pulled hiuys aren’t playing us again this year"

Ada was thrown over his shoulder, and he paused, glancing at an tensed, but his jaw only clenched shut Adaht?"

"Logan," Derek spoke up behind us

Logan nodded "Derek’s throwing a party You guys can come"

Adam stiffened His eyes jerked back toabout the past He had steered clear of , and there was still tension between us; it filled the air I saw Jackson looking froan had placed on o There was so ht occurred to an had stolen Kris froan laughed "She won’t be there, if that’s what you’re worried about"

His hand tightened on my side, and Adam saw that motion too The proble o That history needed to be left alone, but this was Logan He was protecting me Still

"You’re such an ass, Kade" Adam’s words were quiet, but they were clearly spoken