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A Complicated Mess: A Playboy Bully Romance
After her friends make fliers for someone to date her, Katie has all but had enough of her Senior Year in high school, that is until a certain playboy takes her up on her offer.
"What the hell is this?"
Kaitlin Jameison said this statement in a distinct tone of disbelief and anger as she eyed each of her three best friend's wide grins in turn. In her hand was a lively pink-colored piece of paper, held so tightly in her grasp that her knuckles were turning white. "Please tell me this is a joke."
"Joke," Patricia Keyes repeated, quite solemnly, although there was a distinct gleam in her eyes. "Kaitlin, would we really go through all of this to play a prank on you?"
Kaitlin breathed an angry sigh. The bright June day was a direct contrast to the bubbling thunderstorm she felt within her, she realized. There were only a few more weeks till Senior Graduation, only a few more weeks till she got out of this Petri dish of immature Neandtrathals, as she'd often proclaimed, and she'd hoped to pass it without incident. But nooo, her friends just had to decide otherwise. Slowly her expression turned pointed. "You three are in so much trouble."
"Trouble?" Patricia said, her bright blue eyes sparkling innocently. You would have mistaken her for the perfect picture of an angel had it not been for the wide, devilish grin on her face. "What are you talking about, Kaitlin?"
"This!" And Kaitlin furiously threw a piece of pink-colored paper at them. She was vaguely aware that she was causing a scene, and that probably everyone in the courtyard had been staring at her since she walked, no, correction, stormed in here, but she didn't care as of the moment.
Her friends were going to pay for this.
David Gregory briefly scanned the contents of the colorful flier, and then calmly looked back up at a fuming Hailey. "I don't see the problem here, Kate." He said very plainly. "No problem at all."
"You don't see the problem?" Kaitlin almost yelled. "The problem, David, is that you three, my so called 'wonderful friends' made fliers offering any male in our school between the ages of 17 to 19 the chance to date me! That is the problem!"
"What the hell is this?"
Kaitlin Jameison said this statement in a distinct tone of disbelief and anger as she eyed each of her three best friend's wide grins in turn. In her hand was a lively pink-colored piece of paper, held so tightly in her grasp that her knuckles were turning white. "Please tell me this is a joke."
"Joke," Patricia Keyes repeated, quite solemnly, although there was a distinct gleam in her eyes. "Kaitlin, would we really go through all of this to play a prank on you?"
Kaitlin breathed an angry sigh. The bright June day was a direct contrast to the bubbling thunderstorm she felt within her, she realized. There were only a few more weeks till Senior Graduation, only a few more weeks till she got out of this Petri dish of immature Neandtrathals, as she'd often proclaimed, and she'd hoped to pass it without incident. But nooo, her friends just had to decide otherwise. Slowly her expression turned pointed. "You three are in so much trouble."
"Trouble?" Patricia said, her bright blue eyes sparkling innocently. You would have mistaken her for the perfect picture of an angel had it not been for the wide, devilish grin on her face. "What are you talking about, Kaitlin?"
"This!" And Kaitlin furiously threw a piece of pink-colored paper at them. She was vaguely aware that she was causing a scene, and that probably everyone in the courtyard had been staring at her since she walked, no, correction, stormed in here, but she didn't care as of the moment.
Her friends were going to pay for this.
David Gregory briefly scanned the contents of the colorful flier, and then calmly looked back up at a fuming Hailey. "I don't see the problem here, Kate." He said very plainly. "No problem at all."
"You don't see the problem?" Kaitlin almost yelled. "The problem, David, is that you three, my so called 'wonderful friends' made fliers offering any male in our school between the ages of 17 to 19 the chance to date me! That is the problem!"
283 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 14, 2020
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