It all started with a Dare... Stupid-Damn Dare!

Skylee Kingston moved from LA to New York for two reasons, staying away from trouble and starting the last year of high school but how could she stay away from trouble when...

...she had slapped the school's popular bad boy - the player and heartbreaker. 

Eric Xander, known for his hot flirting ability to flatter anyone. He changed girls like clothes and break hearts like toys but a slap made his world upside down. He didn't know why that girl became a nightmare for him - making him unable to sleep at night - giving him a feeling, he never felt before. 

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A single Dare happened in another city and everything was ended for Skylee. Little did she know her path was going to cross with him again in New York. And he was going to stick with her like bubble gum. 

"Why did you slap me?" A single question led to their journey of love. 

Wait... Will they fall in love? 

Of course, they will beat the shit out of each other first. Because they had equal status, sarcastic mouths, arrogance, attitude, EGO, rudeness, and a lot of madness. 
            Going through an adventure full of fun and enjoyment, prank and revenge, love and betrayal, and of course, what a life without tragedy. 
            Where you make friends in life because "We all need that someone, Who gets you like no one else. Right when you need it the most." 

A mysterious girl Who never opens up in front of anyone. A playboy who knows how to win hearts. 

What will happen when they both meet?

Once a Dare leads to Love

"Can we walk for a while?" Eric asked, as soon as we exit the Sweet Home. It was evening and the sun was already behind the horizon, scattering dim purple and yellow lights in the sky while birds were also heading back to their homes. 


"No." I said and walked towards the car. 


"Come on. Just to that tree there." He said, pointing towards a tree on the end of the road. I looked at my bodyguards and they silently shrugged in return. 


Contemplating for a moment, I nodded, "Alright." I said and started to take slow steps on the pavement. 


"Can't you say 'yes' for the first time? Why I always get a straight 'no' to anything I ask?" He complained as he started to walk beside me. 


"Don't beat around the bush. Tell me what do you want?" I asked, ignoring his complaint. 


"Nothing. Just a walk." He said. Despite the urge to saw his face right now, I kept my eyes in front of me. 


CHAPTER 39: Smiles and Apologies (II)