Extraits

Spoiler(cliquez pour révéler)La seule pensée qui hantait mon esprit était que je n'avais pas dit aux garçons que je les aimais.

— Ç'aurait été sympa de me prévenir que je n'étais pas seule.

Pour toute réaction, il souleva à peine un sourcil.

— C'est toi qui as envahi mon espace.

- Tu veux fuir notre amour écrit dans les étoiles ? Je comprends… C’est effrayant.

I unwrapped my legs from around Phoenix’s waist and lowered them to the ground. They trembled, but I held steady. Phoenix bent to pull up his jeans, and a laugh bubbled out of me.

“Not really a sound I want to be hearing after I just fucked you senseless, Pip.”

Someone pounded on the door. “Pip? You in there?”

I stiffened at Kai’s voice.

Kerry’s eyes widened as she let out a tiny squeak.

“I heard something,” Phoenix growled. “Let me pick the lock.”

“You can’t do that,” Atlas argued. “She could be changing.”

“Dear gods, please let her be changing,” Kai muttered.

There was a smack, a grunt, then a scuffle.

I had to hold onto these precious moments. The ones that reminded me there were things to be grateful for, even in the midst of my life being turned upside down.

All of a sudden, I wasn’t looking at an endless country road. Instead, there was a massive wrought iron gate flanked by huge stone pillars. Gargoyles sat atop the pillars, only they moved, taking inventory of the vehicle.

“Uh…they don’t look very friendly.”

Kai rolled down his window and tossed something up to one of the gargoyles. A cookie? What in the world? The gargoyle inhaled it in two bites. Kai rolled up his window again as the gates opened. “Finn’s partial to chocolate chip cookies.”

“What about the other one?” I stared up at the second figure as he bared his teeth. “The hearts of small children?”