by Lauryn April
I would soon find, however, that things weren’t completely back to normal and they never would be again, but that would be okay with me. While we all laughed along with Skyler, I felt Brant’s eyes on me. I glanced at him and smiled, but then my attention was pulled back to the guys and their antics. It wasn’t until I heard something that I looked at him again.
I might love her, he thought and my eyes snapped to him.
My laughter fell silent on my lips and my eyes were wide. For a moment, I was frozen in surprise, surprise at what I had heard as well as the fact that I had heard it. It was a rather overwhelming moment. I was still trying to process the fact that I hadn’t lost my ability when the meaning of his words occurred to me. I felt tingly all over and couldn’t help but smile.
You can hear me, can’t you? Brant thought.
I didn’t answer aloud, but the grin on my face told him everything. He laughed and again pulled me close to him. Just then I wondered if I might love him too.
Acknowledgments
To my wonderful editor, April Tara, thank you for putting up with my horrendous grammar – and fixing it.
To all those who were beta readers for this book, it was your harsh criticisms and praises of approval, your comments, opinions and ideas of how to improve this book that made it what it is.
To all self-published authors, the wonderful stories you write have inspired me. You were the ones that showed me this was possible.
To Brandon, thank you for putting up with all the nights I spent glued to my laptop.
To Mom, thanks for everything, the support, the encouragement, thank you for standing behind me.
To all of my family and friends, thank you for being there for me and supporting my writing over the years.
About the Author
LAURYN APRIL has been writing all her life. She is currently studying Psychology at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh; where she also lives and continues to write for young adults. You can visit her online at http://laurynapril.blogspot.com
