Cristina Milizia - Audiobook

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Christina Malaysia Twilight by Stephenie Meyer's Jim was brutal. We've moved on to basketball. My team never passed me the ball, so that was good. But I fell down a lot. Sometimes it took people with me. Today was worse than usual because my head was so filled with Edward. I tried to concentrate on my feet, but he kept creeping back into my thoughts just when I really needed my balance. It was a relief, as always, to leave. I almost had a stroke when I rounded the corner and saw a tall, dark figure leaning against the side of my truck. Then I realized it was just Eric Herrick. I called. Hi, Bella. What's up? I said as I was unlocking the door, I wasn't paying attention to the uncomfortable edge in his voice, So his next words took me by surprise. I was just wondering if you would go to the spring dance with me. His voice broke on the last word. I thought it was girls choice, I said. Well, yeah, he admitted shamefaced. I recovered my composure and tried to make my smile warm. Thank you for asking May, but I'm going to be in Seattle that day. Hear us? Everyone uses that word to describe my parents, except for me. Sometimes I get tired of hearing it, especially on days like this, when some random guy shares his opinion about Mom and Dad, something he knows nothing about. The mover leans against the side of the wheat pack. You truck. You're a lucky girl toe. Have not one but two American heroes in your family. He smiles. I smile back politely. Yeah, that is lucky is a bird in a cage. I'm letter. Another guy who looks more like a couch potato than a mover pops out from behind a pile of furniture, laughing. She's a tough little cookie, isn't she? He asks, nodding toward me. I bet you'll grow up to be just like your mom flying cool jets all over the world, kicking some serious terrorist. But my feast gets hot. What is he talking about? Mom actually spends most of her time behind a desk thes days. Dad steps out the front door just in time. I feel relieved who does what these guys will say next