Bromantic Puckboy (PUCKBOYS #6) by Eden Finley EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Eden Finley
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BILSON
“A-are you … crying?” Aleksander Emerson asks beside me. He’s one of
the best teammates ever, and it’s a shame he’s not going to be there for me
this season. In a weak moment, I decided it was time to leave Seattle once
and for all, and as a free agent, I was shopped around to any team
interested.
Nashville, here I come.
But that’s not why I’m crying.
“Is it because you’re not up there getting married?” Aleks whispers.
“You know, not every wedding in Washington State has to be yours.”
“It’s so beautiful,” I say.
Our linemate Dennan Katz stands at an altar, watching the love of his
life as she walks down the aisle in all white.
“Don’t get any ideas,” Aleks says. “You don’t need a fifth divorce.”
Amen. Hence the wanting to get far, far away from Seattle. There are
too many exes here, and when you have four ex-wives and countless former
girlfriends, you realize Seattle is actually really, really, really small.
Minuscule.
The reason I ended up signing with Nashville is because it was the team
the farthest away from all my exes that was willing to offer me a good deal.
Nashville needs help on their offensive lines, and I had one of the highest
assist records in the league last season.
Moving to a new team isn’t ideal—Emerson, Katz, and I helped take
Seattle to the championship game this past year—but I need out.
“What can I say? I love love.” Even with the number of exes I have, I
still believe in love. For some unknown reason.
Love has ripped out my heart and put it in a blender countless times. It’s
as if my perpetual broken heart sees everyone I date as the one, and then I
get so wrapped up in the possibility of finally finding true love that I ignore
all the red flags telling me this isn’t my person.
It’s a real problem.
Which is why, since my last breakup, I’ve sworn off relationships.
Which also means I’ve sworn off sex. Because I know me, and my pathetic
neediness reads into every sexual encounter I have.
A therapist would say—and has said—that my need to be loved stems
from a childhood of being neglected by my parents. I grew up as a
privileged kid, but as my parents always liked to remind me, the only
reason I was able to have the opportunities I had was because they worked.
All. The. Time.
I barely saw them, they weren’t affectionate, and they were such
assholes to everyone around them, none of the nannies or housekeepers or
butlers they hired stuck around long enough for me to get close to them.
It sounds like a whole lot of rich people problems, and I guess it is, but
that doesn’t mean the emotional scars are any less traumatic.
So, new state, new team, new town, new me. It worked for Aleks. He
moved from San Jose to Seattle and found Gabe. It could work for me too. I
could find my Gabbie. You know, as long as I deal with all my baggage
first.
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