Clipped by Love (Bellevue Bullies #2)

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Authors: Toni Aleo
Tags: Romance, new adult
my mom proud too. She cried so hard when Jude made it. I think we all did. We were just so proud, and I want my family to experience that with me and Jace. It’s going to happen. I can feel it.
    In the meantime though, I’m gonna kick my brothers’ asses in some Sinclair street hockey.
    Training my eyes on the puck, I grin as Jace slides the puck between his legs, bringing it back around before trying to deke around Jude. He’s cocky as always, and I know his next move. So when he then goes to spin the puck around to shoot left of Jude, I’m there, taking the puck back to the line, ignoring the cussing he’s giving me.
    “Motherfucking cheater!”
    “How?” I laugh, shaking my head as I carry the puck in, watching Jude out of the corner of my eye. He’s a sneaky little shit. Being the biggest out of all of us, I call them both little, but that’s not the case. Jude’s almost my size and older, but to me, he’s a little shit and Jace is a nugget shit.
    Glancing at Jace, I grin. “You’re such a crybaby. What are you going to do, go call Mom next?”
    “Fuck you,” he sneers.
    I laugh. “Fine, I’m calling Mom and telling her you said the F word.”
    “I’m so gonna fuck you up,” he says, trying to keep his eyes on the puck but also on me, giving me his angry eyes while I just laugh.
    “Do you hear the mouth on this kid?” I call to Jude, who is smirking.
    “He gets it from you,” Jude calls back at me, but I scoff.
    “The fuck he does,” I say, turning with the puck to give myself some room to find a shot.
    “Hey, guys!”
    The sound of a girl’s voice has all three of us stopping to look to the right where the voice came from. It’s the girl from the beach, Delanie.
    “Hey!” Jace says, going over to greet her, which leaves me wide open.
    Shooting the puck, I throw my arms up when I hear the clink of the puck against the pipe, and I grin so big when Jace yells, “Hey!”
    Shrugging my shoulders, I say, “What? You didn’t call time out, asshole.”
    Jude scoffs as he reaches for the puck and says, “You sure didn’t. He’s beating you now.”
    He then sends the puck to me as I line up along the pink line. I wasn’t going to wait for him; if he wants to blow the game off for a girl, that’s on him. I’m here to win, but before I can push off and start for the goal, a voice stops me.
    “Can I play?”
    Cutting my gaze to the voice, I’m stunned. When I saw her on the beach, I was mainly curious since she was staring at me. But she never came up to talk to me like her friend had. Since I didn’t want to look desperate, and also because I’m not looking for a relationship or hookup, I stayed away. But now, looking at her, I’m a bit speechless.
    She’s fucking hot.
    Her hair is a soft blondish brown, all thick and sexy back in a braid. Her eyes are a sweet hazel color, a color that I can’t decide if it’s more green or brown. She has a nice nose too, beautiful plump lips, and high cheekbones, giving her face sharp, stimulating angles. Her shoulders are thick, more muscular than I am usually attracted to, but hell, she works it. As my eyes travel down her body, I take in her short shorts that show off her delectable thighs and then her thick calves. I can tell she works out, and for some odd reason, that turns me the fuck on.
    Which is really weird.
    Usually I like small, cute women who are soft and sweet. Being a big guy, I like my girls smaller than me, but this girl is probably only a couple inches shorter than my six three. And there is something in her eyes—or body, hell, I’m not sure—but the point is she’s got my pistols pumping. Got me all twisty inside, and suddenly hooking up for the weekend doesn’t seem like that bad of an idea.
    As long as it’s with her.
    When Delanie smacks her friend softly in the thigh, my brows go up as she glances at her and waves her off. She then leans in, and I swear I hear her say something about it only being roller hockey. But

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