The dumb bitch had the audacity to brag about getting knocked up by the alpha of a wolf pack. Never asked for nothing, not a single cent. Whether she knew who I was at the time or not, she never came back. The sleeping with her part was bad, but it’s the getting her pregnant part that was worse. The problem with alcohol is it makes you do stupid shit. But when a tall blonde walks my way and drops to her knees, I unzip my fly and pull my cock out.Īfter half a bottle of Jameson, who am I to deny someone when they ask for my dick? When a tall blonde walks my way, I don’t ask questions. The problem with drunk women who want to fuck is they make you do stupid shit. An abundance of alcohol and drunk bitches that want to fuck… The only Holiday when it is acceptable to get shit faced. For permission requests, write to the publisher, at Art: IDK Art No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. There is adult content in this book and it is not meant for readers under the age of 18.Īll rights reserved. This is book one in the Hidden Truths Series and they must be read in order. Searching is a MMFM #whychoose PNR novel. Turns out boys and life aren’t simple at all. Until three boys from Braunford show up and change her mind. And it isn't because her brother and three scary uncles would murder them and hide the bodies without a trace - she just finds them boring. Even though Leona’s best friend is boy crazy, Leona has never been interested. When a water main breaks at Braunford Prep, students are transferred to surrounding schools, including the one she attends. It’s simple, right? Get through senior year and start college. At nearly eighteen, Leona Graves thinks she has her life figured out.

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