Hailey Abbott - The Other Boy
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THE
OTHER
BOY
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Hailey
ABBOT
Contents
Chapter One
With the beat of a Gwen Stefani song pounding in
Chapter Two
Maddy froze. She could feel the blood draining from her
Chapter Three
Ow! Weighed down by two huge duffel bags and dragging
Chapter Four
Here we are! Her dads voice was offensively cheerful. Mom 21
Chapter Five
When Maddys cell rang at dusk, she snatched it like
Chapter Six
Maddy! Rise and shine, little bean!
Chapter Seven
When she got to the house, Maddy rushed into the
Chapter Eight
Maddy. Moms voice came through the door of Maddys room. 56
Chapter Nine
Maddy woke up at six and lay in bed for
Chapter Ten
Back at the house, Maddy hurriedly peered into the fridge
Chapter Eleven
Maddy wandered along the sidewalk. After a couple of awkwardly
Chapter Twelve
Mouth agape, Maddy stared up at the Robertsons concrete and103
Chapter Thirteen
Maddy tucked the edges of the old quilt around the
Chapter Fourteen
Maddy sat with her parents in the living room that
Chapter Fifteen
The interior of the gray pickup was hot, but David
Chapter Sixteen
Im so glad Dad agreed to go with the cream
Chapter Seventeen
Mads, Maddys father said, coming into the kitchen the next 151
Chapter Eighteen
From her perch on the old wooden porch swing on
Chapter Nineteen
Maddy! Come on, were ready, Maddys mother called from
downstairs.
Chapter Twenty
Where are we going, Mom? Maddy asked. Im starving.
She
Chapter Twenty-One
On Sunday night, Maddy wandered out to the orchard after
Chapter Twenty-Two
Bright sun streamed onto Maddys face. She closed her eyes 196
Chapter Twenty-Three
Maddy stood at the kitchen counter, holding a giant chopping 203
Chapter Twenty-Four
Everyone was already sitting around the table. Maddy tried not 209
Chapter Twenty-Five
David! Maddy called, running breathlessly up the path to the 219
Chapter Twenty-Six
Maddy collapsed onto her bed and stared up at the
Chapter Twenty-Seven
The radio in the kitchen was on when Maddy knocked
Chapter Twenty-Eight
Maddy was folding T-shirts into her blue suitcase when there 238
Chapter Twenty-Nine
Maddy inhaled a deep breath of the crisp Napa air
Chapter Thirty
Tears almost blinding her, Maddy grabbed her suitcase off the 255
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Chapter One
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With the beat of a Gwen Stefani song pounding in her ears, Madeline Sinclaire clipped up her long blond hair and slid into the hot tub on her parents
deck. Steam rose up from the bubbling water, momentarily obscuring her friends faces. She inhaled deeply and eased downward. Suddenly, something grabbed her feet under the water.
Brian! Maddy screamed.
Her boyfriends sleek, wet head surfaced next to her, and everyone burst into laughter.
What? Did I scare you? Brian Kilburn asked, flashing his sexy little smile that curled just the edges of his mouth. After dating him for almost a year, Maddy still thought he was the cutest boy shed ever 1
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seen. Brians sleepy blue eyes could always melt her annoyance.
Yes, you did, jerk! Maddy said playfully. She punched him on his well-toned arm.
Dont hurt him too badly, Morgan Gainsley called from the other side of the hot tub. Hes the only one left who knows how to tap a kegDave already passed out. She pointed to a dark shape lying in a heap on a lounge chair, barely visible through the San Francisco night.
How is that possible? Maddy giggled at her best friend. The party just got started!
Shes not going to hurt me, Brian growled. Not before I... He trailed off as he stood up in the water, grabbed Maddy, and tilted her back in his arms.
Eeek! She giggled, hoping she wasnt flashing the rest of the hot tub. Her D&G string bikini top didnt allow for a lot of gymnastics.
Brian went for her neck like a vampire. He started to run his mouth lower, but Maddy struggled upright and shoved him away.
Okay, hornball. Save it for later, she said with a laugh.
Reluctantly, Brian released her and sat down again.
Maddy settled back contentedly in the hot water, Brians arm around her tanned shoulders. Light spilled over the deck from the open French doors behind her. The glow 2
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reached the manicured gardens at the edge of the two-acre lawn. Most of Richmond Country Days upperclass-men, plastic cups of Miller High Life in hand, were packed into Maddys living room, where the leather furniture had been pushed against the walls to make a dance floor.
On the deck, couples were cuddling on lounge chairs with beer bottles strewn on the ground next to them.
Rob Davis had started a game of drunken tackle football on the lawn. Touchdown! a huge, hairy guy screamed as he grabbed the ball and landed headfirst in the shrub-bery at the side of the yard.
Maddy smiled. Her first official house party of the summer was only an hour old, and she could already tell it was going be a great night. In fact, it was going to be a great summermaybe the best ever.
Maddys other best friend, Kirsten Owens, slid up next to her. So when did your parents leave? Kirsten asked, resting her elbows on the edge of the tub behind her, looking sleek and athletic in her navy blue Speedo.
Maddy laughed. Even though Kirstens idea of a relaxing Saturday was running a ten-mile race, Maddy still found it funny that she insisted on wearing a one-piece suit to a party full of bikinis and boys.
This afternoon finally, Maddy replied. They should be arriving in Napa any minute now.
I cannot believe you have the house to yourself for 3
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two whole months! Morgan squealed, splashing across the tub to join the other two girls.
I know, right? Maddy agreed. You know, at first, they actually tried to tell me that I had to help them fix up that little midlife crisisI mean, vineyard. But they couldnt resist my powers of persuasion
And that A in AP English, you nerd, Brian teased.
She gave Brian a push. Go get me another beer, she ordered playfully, admiring the muscles of his back as he climbed out of the hot tub and shook the water out of his dark hair. A tan line showed where the waist of his baggy navy trunks had dropped down a little. She heaved a sigh of delight as she thought of her and Brianand her big, empty housetogether, all summer.
Girls, were going to have so much fun! she declared, stretching out her long legs and watching her toes bob in the bubbling water as her two best friends flanked her on either side. First of all, we finally got to throw the party weve been planning since finals. And for the rest of the summer, well have shopping in Noe Valley, the beach every afternoon
Parties at your place every weekend! Morgan finished for her, sending a splash of steaming water toward each of the girls. You have the best party house in San Francisco, Maddy.
No question, Kirsten said, looking across the art-fully lit pool to the view of the bay. Behind them the 4
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sprawling six-bedroom Spanish-style house pulsed with Rihannas latest album.
Maddy smiled her agreement. Everyone was getting what they wanted: Mom and Dad were living their dream up in Napa, and
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