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It wasn’t like she’d wanted him to take her to the dance. They both knew that wasn’t possible. As much as Donovan didn’t care about the Burn Book and as much as Aidan claimed he didn’t, they both didn’t want their night ruined by their friends, who would undoubtedly have a problem with whatever it was that Aidan and Donovan were doing. Funny, though, how Donovan’s night was ruined by him being there with someone else. Not just him being there with someone else, but being all over them. If she’d see him kiss Maddie’s stupid forehead one more time–but Donovan wasn’t the only one with that problem. Even in the dark, it was clear that Aidan’s face was bruised, and was that blood, on his suit? What had she missed? “Did I say Maddie’s house? I meant the hospital. Who’d you lose a fight with?” She snorted, but concern was there in her eyes. Oh, now he was in a Miranda mood. “At Midnight, with nobody home…that’s when you’re in the mood for me.” She shook her head, but allowed his hand to find her hips and pull her closer to him. Donovan hesitated, not wanting to give into him so easily, before wrapping her arms around his sides. She didn’t need him to tell her she looked beautiful. She knew she had, but he’d barely seen her, too busy grinding with Maddie or getting his ass kicked. “Yeah, I know. Makeup works wonders.” But she wasn’t wearing any right now, nor was her hair done, or her dress still on.
Aidan chuckled at that and shook his head at her words when she corrected herself to the hospital instead of Maddie’s house next. “Ryder, and I actually won, or at most it was a tie,” he replied, shrugging it off and smirking at her. “What, worried about me, babe?” he asked, raising his eyebrows as he moved in closer to her. “Babe, it was a joke,” he told her when she shook her head and said that about him coming to see her. “You know, I actually prefer Miranda to Madeline,” he replied, smiling at her as he held her closer and she put her arms around him as well. He rolled his eyes at what she said next, shaking his head. “I said you look beautiful,” he told her. “As in now, in this moment,” he added, raising a hand to tuck a stray lock that had fallen out of her bun behind her ear.Â









