As a good student and good girl since childhood, I, Aria. Green, never thought my hero would be a bad boy.
He possesses good-looking and has a lot of female fans. I only have one new friend and… virginity. He skips and fails the class. I have excellent grades. He drinks alcohol. I drink orange juice.
We are totally in two worlds. I don't think I will have any connections with the bad boy until my new friend comes up with a creative idea.
Now, I have changed from a good and honest student to a liar. That feels so terrible, and a bit excited.
Chase Handler.
He never dates anyone until someone falls into his pool, his heart. 
He does what a bad student usually does. He can't graduate? His dream? Who cares? That's ridiculous.
Chase believes he finds the light in his life after he gets to know Aria. However, she lies to him.
 
Addicted To The Bad Boy is created by Ella. Gob, an eGlobal Creative Publishing author.


Addicted To The Bad Boy

School finally ended. As usual, the boring day was made interesting by Aria. I needed to get Courtney to lay her off. She’s such a jealous brat. I’d like to think I made it clear she didn't stand a chance, but it went in one pom-pom and out the other.


The second the final bell went off, I took off. I directed Aria to my bike while I walked behind her to block any views. I was lucky that there were pins to keep her skirt closed. It was a temporary fix, and one I hoped could hold on to until I got her home.


“You’ll find any excuse to get me on your bike,” Aria said with a small smile. I hated seeing her shy away. She only did it for a small amount of time, but it was like watching her spirit break.  She bounced back quickly though, and that was extremely attractive.


“You look good on it. Also, it’s the fastest option to reach home,” I said, handing her the helmet. She looked so innocent putting it on. Her hand kept falling to her side to check the pins on her skirt.


Chapter 20: Bad Boy Meets Her Mom