Stephanie Alves

Spin the bottle: A college romance (Campus Games Book 2)

My past or my family don’t make up who I am. I’m my own person, I have my own morals and beliefs and goals

“It’s you I’m so desperately in love with.”

“But the worst thing he’s done is make you believe you don’t deserve love.”

“I’ve been on my own for most of my life,” he continues. “I’ve never had a home or a family… but you’re starting to feel like the closest thing to it.”

“There is no competition,” he says, taking a step closer. “You win every time.”

Feeling like I occupy the room with my loud voice and my big body.

This house is where I learned that my body was not accepted, that my value as a human, as a woman was diminished because of my size, because of the way I look.

She’s so pretty. I don’t ever want to close my eyes if it means I could look at her forever.

“I don’t care. Kill me. Skin me alive. Just let me kiss you some more.”

My eyes widen when I look back at her and she’s laughing. She’s laughing. With me. Holy shit. My heart is about to leave my chest. 

Only he doesn’t know that I didn’t handle it well. At all.

“You like when people torture you?” He laughs. “If torture is anything like you, then hell yes.”

Sure, she’s laughing at the idea of working with me, but fuck, it’s a pretty sight.

“The more you talk, the more I can see how obsessed you are with me.”

i couldn’t connect with the characters that much for some reason and i couldn’t understand when they “fell in love”.  i think i just don’t feel with the “friends with benefits to lovers” trope 🤷‍♀️

i’m sorry i hate third act breakups.

i couldn’t connect with the characters that much for some reason and i couldn’t understand when they “fell in love”.  i think i just don’t feel with the “friends with benefits to lovers” trope 🤷‍♀️

Spin the bottle: A college romance (Campus Games Book 2)

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