Penny for Your Heart by Season Vining EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
- Author: Season Vining
- Language: English
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- Status: Available For Free Download
- Genre: Multicultural & Interracial Romance
- Price: Free
- File Size: 2 MB
- Publish Date: March 16, 2023
Eighth Grade
“YOUR DRESS IS beautiful,” Misa said.
“Thanks. I’m mostly stoked that it has pockets.”
Misa checked her reflection in my full-length mirror and frowned at what
she saw. “This dress is the worst,” she said with a pout. “I mean, it looks
homemade.”
I peeked over her shoulder and glanced at her reflection. “Well, to be fair,
it is homemade.”
“Our first homecoming dance and I’m in a homemade dress that makes
me look like Wednesday Addams.”
“Umm, high collars are in,” I pointed out.
I slipped large silver hoops into my ears and grabbed my charm bracelet
from my desk. When I turned, I found Misa slumped on my bed, surrounded
by rejected dresses and rumpled lavender sheets.
“It doesn’t matter what you wear, I bet Mark Miller will still ask you to
dance.”
Misa rolled her dark eyes, tucking straight black hair behind her ear. “Oh,
joy.”
“Come on,” I said, standing before her. “You don’t want to be stuck
hanging out with me in the dark corner of the gym while I judge everyone, do
you?”
“You know better than that,” she said. “By the end of the night, you’ll be
involved in some kind of crazy antics that I’ll probably get grounded for.
Even your mom says you’re made of chaos and spice and everything nice.”
“You know me. I like adventure and it likes me back. I’m sorry you get
dragged along for the ride sometimes.”
She shrugged. “Best friends stick together. Misa and Penny’s Rules #7.”
“And we will.” I held two fingers up and kissed them, just as Misa did the
same. We pressed our fingers together, completing our rule book ritual. “You
know I honor the code. Besides, you look fine.”
“But look at you,” she said. “You’re so…” She stopped and stood to face
me, just inches away, looking into my eyes. Misa’s hands reached for mine
and there they dangled between our bodies, entwined.
My mouth wanted to point out that she was not even looking at my dress.
But for the first time in my extroverted life, I remained quiet. Because there
was something in the way she was looking at me—something quiet and deep
and burning. It sparked a curious feeling inside, one that I wanted to hold on
to. *
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