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"“You won’t ever let me do anything. You always have to say something.” He scrubbed his face as he turned away from me. “You drive me crazy.”\nOh, no. I wasn’t going to let him say something like that and then turn away from me. He was definitely not going to have the last word. “Hang on,” I said, following after him. “I drive you crazy? What about you and the whole Chocolate Milk nonsense?” I stepped in front of him so he had to stop.\nI folded my arms and tapped my fingers. It both excited me and scared me to confront him like this. But, if he was going to start something, he’d better finish it.\nHis eyebrows rose as if he was shocked that I would say something about that. He scoffed and glanced away. “You can’t ever take a joke, can you?”\nI stared at him. A joke? “You had the entire school call me that name. It was humiliating. Talk about taking one dumb accident and forever immortalizing it.” I studied him.\nHe leaned closer to me, and then his expression softened. “You’re right. That was wrong of me. But I thought we’d moved on. I figured you knew that I hadn’t meant any harm.” He stepped around me and leaned against the trunk of his car.\n“If you didn’t do it to hurt me, then why did you do it?” I was so angry and frustrated that my skin felt hot. What was his deal? Why couldn’t I ever figure him out?\nHe scoffed and turned back to me. “Really, Pen? Really? You can’t be that naive.”\nI swallowed. What was there to be naive about? “Maybe I am,” I whispered.\nHe turned and stepped up to me until we were inches apart. Suddenly, his hand was around my waist and he was pulling me close. My heart pounded as I glanced up at him.\n“Wh-what are you doing?” I asked, my voice coming out breathy.\n“When we talk, we only end up fighting. I figured I’d take a different tactic.” He leaned closer until his lips were millimeters from mine.\nContinue reading Rule #2: You Can't Crust on your Sworn Enemy if you like: \n\nEnemies to Lovers\nForced Proximity\nHe Falls First and Harder\nProtective Hero\nBad Boy\n\n\"This was so cute —the opposites attract, the boy-from-the-wrong-side-of-town story was perfect. Cade and Penny were real and I loved the journey they went through to learn how perfect they were for each other. I thought they were more mature than their parents! Ms. Meyers has talent in creating such adorable story lines—\" Rule #2 Reader"
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