Blurred Lines: A Enemies-to-lovers Sports Romance (Rixon High)

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He’s a womanizer. How could I have forgotten that? That was the reason he hired me in the first place. Ben and my no strings attached relationship? Yeah. Turns out that there are suddenly strings after all. And I’m completely tangled in them.

Catching up with the urgency of his touch was like chasing the sun before it set. Elating. Exhilarating. Overall, the story line was okay the heroine annoying and the ending very sweet. Even though this story wasn't much of a winner for me many friends really loved it. He is good at turning any situation in his favor. No doubt he’d be using that to his advantage. I am saving myself from headaches and heartaches by refusing to listen to him. In September, Michelle Goldberg reviewed “Blurred Lines” for the Times. Goldberg was recently hired by the paper as an Op-Ed columnist; Grigoriadis is now a contributing writer for the Times Magazine. In the review, Goldberg credits Grigoriadis for her skill in documenting complex, nuanced characters and cultures. But “when Grigoriadis moves away from individual dramas to broad cultural pronouncements,” Goldberg writes, “the book falters.” She goes on, “In this confusing climate, a cleareyed elucidation of the murky campus rape phenomenon would be enormously welcome. ‘Blurred Lines’ aims to be that book, but is too sloppy with the facts to succeed.”My throat was tight, but I forced myself to speak. “Hey. I didn’t mean to interrupt. I just came by to give you. these.” I’d like to pat myself on the shoulder for not choking and handed the cake box and gift to Carlota.

I kept my mouth shut and walked beside her. She smiled at the people who greeted her, but her anger bellowed from her skin in white smoke. We walked side by side until we reached the parking lot, my heart thudding in my ears, my heart crawling up my throat. Rules are made; The friendship must always come first....they will always return to best friends after their "benefit time" is done...an immediate ending word is set...and they walk through the sexual experience door...Avery is radically imperfect- angry and emotionally suppressing like a few of the Raiders we met in the past- perhaps the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.....and he's extra grumpy and aspiring expose journalist Miley for the piece she did on the team that caused a lot of trouble. But, soon he finds himself having to work with her- and these two have to work out all their feelings. This prequel honestly will leave you with heart wrenching moments, lusts & romance at its finest. Avery & Miley's connection will leave you being drawn to them & your heart complete. In a novel that’s perfect for fans of Alice Clayton and Emma Chase, Lauren Layne delivers a sexy take on the timeless question: Can a guy and a girl really be “just friends”?

The picture wasn’t incriminating but definitely suggestive. Whoever took it had the girl’s face hidden and captured Chase’s surprised expression. His eyes were wide, lips slightly parted, and the crease on his forehead told me she was not some random girl. And that disrupted my perfect night.

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I was content watching Sofia work her magic from a distance, but the time will come when she needs to speak to me. I dread that moment. I did my best to avoid her, working from the mansion’s home office if I could, which made mom happy. You look like shit,” Carlota said when I slumped on the leather seat across from her. We agreed to meet at a riverside cafe called Paseo. It was Monday, but my body was so tired it felt like Friday. Three hours into the drive, I rolled down the windows of my Renegade, welcoming the fresh air Mt. Irid offers. The road was rough and trees erect on each side: leaves, and branches thrusting out for the sky. I drove under the shaded forest canopy for another hour until I reached the end of the dirt path. I toyed with my engagement ring, the two-karat diamond resting on a platinum band weighed heavily on my finger like it never did before.