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“Good time?” Lindsey asked.
“Heaven, baby.” He winked over at Candice and she gave him a small wave.
“I think I’m in love.” He dropped down and grabbed his beer, draining it. “Best seven minutes of my life.”
“You need to get out more.” I clapped him on the shoulder.
“Okay, next round.” Lindsey spun the bottle again. Anticipation crackled in the air as it started to slow, eventually landing on Cole, and Aaron’s sister Sofia.
“No way,” Aaron said. “No fucking way.”
“Rules are rules,” Lindsey smirked. “Or they can pass and drink this.” She waved the cup of puke-looking drink.
“I’m not drinking that.” Sofia stood up. “Come on, Cole. Let’s go.”
“Uh,” he hesitated glancing between his friend and his friend’s sister. “We’ll just talk.”
“I bet you will.” Someone snorted.
“Touch her and you’re dead. I mean it, Kandon.”
“Dude, she’s your sister, relax. I’m not gonna—”
“Let’s go, Cole.” Sofia called as she took off toward the shed.
“This game sucks,” Aaron muttered.
“Relax,” Poppy said. “He won’t disrespect her. He cares too much about you.” They shared a long look.
“Maybe you should have traded places with her?” Lindsey burst into laughter but no one else laughed. “What?” she added with a shrug, “it was funny.”
A few minutes later, Sofia and Cole appeared, both laughing.
“Everything okay?” Aaron asked his sister.
“Relax, we just talked.” She shared a secretive smile with Cole.
“So dull,” Lindsey rolled her eyes. “Okay… third spin.” She let the bottle rip again.
I wasn’t even paying much attention this time. Not until she said, “Kaiden, you’re up with… Lily.”
My eyes snapped to hers, but she seemed to shrink into herself.
“Oh, I’m not playing,” she rushed out.
“Sure, you are.” Lindsey sneered.
“No, I’m—”
“God, Lily,” another girl said, “don’t be such a drag.”
She glanced around at her friends and they all looked as shocked as she was.
What the fuck was it with this girl?
“I volunteer as tribute,” Peyton said, flicking her long blonde locks off her shoulder.
“You know the rules, Peyton.” Lindsey huffed. “Either she plays or she drinks.”
