Freya's life was one that many girls have dreamed of. The kind that people wrote novels about. Hers was a story about an average high school girl who fell in love with her best friends gorgeous older brother. Tristan Cole was popular, handsome and athletic. You know, the type of guy that every boy wanted to be and all the girls wished they could date.

Tristan barely noticed Freya, until one night when he ran right into her at his brothers birthday party. While almost knocking her to the ground, he reached out to save the brunette bombshell and sparks flew. They became high school sweethearts and life couldn't get any better for the young couple, but we all know how cruel life can be and that happy endings are only for romance novels and fairytales.

You see, Tristan was keeping a secret and he knew that it would end their relationship if Freya discovered the truth. His lies and secrecy began to plague them both and soon enough, their once solid foundations were shattered.

Will he be able to paper over the cracks and repair their relationship in time? Or will someone else come along to claim his mate as their own?

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I was having a blast at my Fionn welcome party. The drinks were still flowing, music booming and the party games were in full swing. Mason and Evan were playing beer pong again and the testosterone was thick in the air. God those boys are competitive, I thought while watching Mason hurl the little ping-pong ball through the air.


“Boom!” He yelled out and fist pumped the air when the ball landed in one of Evan's cups with a splash. 


I giggled when he shot me a wink and Evan groaned at having to chug yet another beer. 


“Don't get too excited dude. My turn!” Evan shouted across the table. 


Evan turned his back to the table and threw the ball over his shoulder. No way he's gonna get that in, I thought. The crowd went wild when the ball circled the rim of the cup then splashed into the beer.


“I got skills sweet cheeks!” Evan shouted out, then winked at me.


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