Deja Vu

By Dani Morales

Amy Preston: Famous graphic designer.

That's Amy's goal. To be known for her talent. For now, Amy is a college student trying to finish her degree and make the right decisions to accomplish her goal.

When a chance meeting with Lubbock's royalty, Marcus Tyler, lands her in an exclusive club, she realizes it's the opportunity of a lifetime.

But not everything Amy is offered will lead her to her dreams. If she's not careful with her choices, not only will she lose the chance at her biggest break. She could lose something she never dreamed she needed.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dani Morales
• Release date: Sep 20, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310549007

Dani Morales

Dani Morales is a native Texan currently residing in Las Vegas, Nevada with her three boys and her mother. She adopted the boys in December of 2011 and loves spending every minute playing with them. On her spare time you can find a book in her hand or sitting in front of the computer typing out stories that run rampant in her mind.

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Déjà vu

Drink Series, Novella 1

by Dani Morales

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Acknowledgments

My own personal cheerleader, Christina Pryor. You make me want to keep telling the stories in my head because of the excitement and support you dish out every day. Thank you for being you. Rachel Walter, you keep me sane and entertained. I love you both.

My amazing editor, Helen Boswell. Without you this wouldn’t be out there for everyone to read.

To my amazing betas: Allura, Megan, Kelly, and Jessica, I can’t thank you enough for letting me know your thoughts!

Playlist

What Now? by Rhianna

Miss Independent by Kelly Clarkson

Not a Bad Thing by Justin Timberlake

Believe in Me by Demi Lovato

Dreamer by My Favorite Highway

Secrets by One Republic

Never Stop by SafetySuit

A Moment Like This by Kelly Clarkson

Heartbreak Heard Around the World by Jason Latimore

Tonight, I love You by The Latency

This is what I listened to while I wrote Déjà vu, I hope the songs help you visualize the story a little more.

Chapter 1

What Now? –Rhianna

No one ever tells you what happens after you graduate college. They make it seem like going to school is the hard part, as if getting good grades and keeping up your GPA is all you’ll ever need to focus on.

Don’t party Ames, my dad would constantly tell me when we actually spoke on the phone. You need to keep up your grades. It’s the same conversation every single time we talk, which has me limiting our interactions to once a week.

They don’t let you know that life gets in the way of those grades while you’re still in college, whether it’s in the form of a guy or girl, or picking the wrong major.

Stretching out the kinks from this god-awful bed, I bring my hands over my head and come into contact with the popcorn wall. My roommate is moving around on her side of our room in the attempt to be quiet but not succeeding at all.

I roll over to look at what she’s doing. Hey Jill. You don’t have to try to be quiet.

I’m sorry, Ames. I know today is your free day. A red tinges her porcelain skin, and her blue eyes fill with tears.

Hey, what’s going on? My feet move down the three-step ladder and over to her.

As I wrap my arms around her, she begins to sob into my shirt. I’m soaked in minutes. This has to do with Stephen, her on and off again boyfriend of the last three years. He’s the only one that can cause her to cry like that.

What did he do this time, Jill? I can’t hide the annoyance in my tone.

He broke it off, saying he met a girl last night. I thought we were doing great this time, Ames. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. She sobs so badly she develops hiccups.

Nothing is wrong with you, Jill. The guy’s a tool, but you need to stop taking him back. I can’t help but feel like I sound like a mother.

I won’t take him back after this. It’s our final semester of our senior year in college, and he’s obviously not going to change, so I will. She backs away from me, wiping her eyes.

For the first time since I met Jill our freshman year at orientation, I see a strength in