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All About Romeo
All About Romeo
All About Romeo
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All About Romeo

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"This is all about Romeo," he said. "I want to be the guy of your dreams, Aven. Me. Stupid, Aaron Loving, who a week ago you couldn't stand, and who today, right now, you want to kiss you blind. When you decide that's who I am, that I'm good enough, I'll be right here, waiting."

Locked in the closet with Mr. Irritating, the last thing Aven Modell thought would happen was the kiss of the century. But she was wrong. Aaron Loving might be annoying, but locking lips with him was something she'd never forget.

Unfortunately, neither would he.

Yet the Aaron who asks for math help isn't the same guy she knows at school, and her heart is not as certain as she thought. It could be where love is concerned that she has something important to learn.

A novella of 19,000 words.

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Release dateMar 25, 2015
ISBN9781507089101
All About Romeo
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Suzanne D. Williams

Best-selling author, Suzanne D. Williams, is a native Floridian, wife, mother, and photographer. She is the author of both nonfiction and fiction books. She writes a monthly column for Steves-Digicams.com on the subject of digital photography, as well as devotionals and instructional articles for various blogs. She also does graphic design for self-publishing authors. She is co-founder of THE EDGE. To learn more about what she’s doing and check out her extensive catalogue of stories, visit http://suzanne-williams-photography.blogspot.com/ or link with her on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/suzannedwilliamsauthor.

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    All About Romeo - Suzanne D. Williams

    CHAPTER 1

    HE WAS THE WORST BOY in school ... town ... America, and I was stuck with him. To play Seven Minutes In Heaven nonetheless. Heaven. Right. It was more like lying naked in a fire ant bed while chewing unsweetened licorice. Bleh.

    He wasn’t bad looking. If I screwed my eyes up real tight and pretended he wasn’t as annoying as heck, that is. But he was. So, faced with wasting ... literally wasting ... seven whole minutes with the resident pest, I contemplated either scratching my eyes out or preferably, gouging his.

    Gouging his would be way more entertaining because I could start by yanking those reflective-lens glasses from his head and breaking them into tiny pieces. Then I’d feed them to him, one sharp, pointed piece at a time. He’d have to look me in the eye while I did it, too, and I’d laugh – one of those evil villain laughs.

    As it was, here we were, luck of the draw thrown together, and Kaitlyn standing there holding the door.

    Okay, you two. Enjoy.

    Did she just imply there was enjoyment in the same room as Aaron Loving? She was crazy.

    And lucky. She didn’t have to do it because she’d drawn Logan Boyd. I would personally bare myself for Logan Boyd and consign my soul to Hades. He was that hot.

    But as it was, in I went, Aaron’s hamburger-laden breath creeping down my spine. I pushed through the clothes dangling all around to the farthest point I could find and wedged myself in between the two sides of the wall, the corner to my back.

    And shrieked when he touched me.

    He laughed. Gees, Aven, you’re jumpy.

    Gees, Aaron, you’re a nuisance.

    Why are you way over there? We’re supposed to make out.

    Says who?

    The rules. Haven’t you played this before?

    Yeah, I routinely climbed in closets with boys. I was a promiscuous closeteer.

    Who’s going to know if we do or don’t, I asked. Let’s not and say we did.

    I’m going to know, and if you don’t emerge blinded by my presence, the world will know.

    Seriously, Aaron?

    His fingers touched my arm, crawling up my sleeve, and I shrunk back. If he noticed, he didn’t say so, but instead, crept closer. I could smell his breath again and taste vomit in my throat.

    I can’t, I said.

    He paused, his hand now firm around my arm. Didn’t figure you for the jittery type.

    How to tell a boy that I thought he was gross?

    Not jittery ... Repulsed. I inhaled the word.

    As much as I disliked him, it wasn’t in me to say so outright. I hated making enemies worse, even ones like Aaron, and really, he was more aggravating than anything else, and definitely not hateful. He had friends and he’d dated once, I think. But Aaron was so much about who he was, that if he had any charm, I couldn’t see it.

    I need some build up to this, I said. A delay tactic. If I could just delay for seven minutes, then I’d get out of this without doing whatever it was he had in his head to do.

    Build up? he asked.

    Yeah, you can’t just walk up to a girl and kiss her. You have to romance her first.

    I heard him shuffling around then suddenly, he was beside me. Like right-beside right-beside, his leg against mine, his shoulder pressed against me. His hand had moved to my face, and he cupped my cheek.

    I thought he’d spout some poem then, something that would surprise me he knew it. But no. He was Aaron, and instead, he started talking about the one thing he knew the best – himself.

    I have great lips.

    I wouldn’t know.

    He laughed at that. I can prove it.

    That’s build up? I asked. Try a compliment if that’s not too hard.

    Like what? You have great skin. Let me taste it and I’ll know for sure.

    I half-groaned. Don’t tell me you have more of those. Bad pickup lines, I meant. I could feel his grin in the darkness.

    If I walked around you seven times, would you fall for me? he asked.

    I laughed. I actually laughed and could have slapped myself for it, because he took that for some sort of acceptance and brought my lips to his. He didn’t do chaste either. Oh, no, this was a mind-bending, tongue-reaching face grapple that dang it if I didn’t respond.

    Seriously, who knew that Mr. Infuriating could kiss like that?

    I was out of breath, hot and bothered, and aware of parts of me I’d never noticed before by the time he was done. I raised a hand to my mouth thinking to feel if it was still there and bumped his chin, which brought him back in, only this time he went slow. He lingered, as if we were sealed together with caramel and he had to lick every bit of it off.

    I heated to a volcanic level, finally erupting. Aaron ... My hands on his chest, I shoved him away.

    That was amazing, he said. We’re good together.

    I frowned. He couldn’t see it, but I was hoping the vibe would communicate. It didn’t.

    Give me your number.

    So, you can, what? Come over and suck face with me?

    Suck face. Lick your ear lobe. Whatever you like.

    A knock on the door sent my heart thudding in my chest.

    One minute, Kaitlyn called.

    Please, Aaron begged. Anyone who can kiss like that I have to be with.

    Be with? Me and Aaron Loving? Laughable.

    "Listen. The only thing ... the only thing, I repeated the phrase. The only thing we have going for us is kissing. I’m not even sure I like you."

    He leaned in, his mouth right over mine, a temptation stronger than a chocolate bar to a girl going through that time of

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