High School Reunion

By Megan E. Bean

Elizabeth is back in Indiana for her ten year high school reunion. She moved to New Mexico shortly after graduating and hadn’t seen her friends since. But while catching up, she runs into someone from her past ... literally.

Her ex-girlfriend, Veronica.

After their bad break-up and Elizabeth moving away, Veronica focused on following her dream of becoming a photographer. When she runs into Elizabeth, neither of them can deny the sparks. Will they act on them or push them aside?

• Language: English
• Publisher: JMS Books LLC
• Release date: Feb 23, 2019
• ISBN: 9781634868983

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High School Reunion

By Megan E. Bean

Published by JMS Books LLC

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Copyright 2019 Megan E Bean

ISBN 9781634868983

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High School Reunion

By Megan E Bean

Tonight was our ten-year high school reunion. It was also the first time I’d stepped foot in Indiana since I moved away at the age of eighteen. I wasn’t close with my family, though they had flown out to see me occasionally.

My friends and family loved Indiana—hardly any of them had even left the county, let alone moved away from it.

I heard the class clown, Jared, shouting across the room at one of his buddies. His chiseled figure had bloated up a bit. He barely fit into that letterman jacket he still wore. Clinging to his arm was Lacie—the queen bee of Union County High School. She once resembled Britney Spears. She picked on me relentlessly in high school, as I stuck out like a sore thumb. I had dyed my hair in crazy colors, wore band T-shirts, and had piercings. Now she wore sweatpants and a tank top. She wasn’t even trying anymore. If I wanted to be bitter, I could say that I got the last laugh.

I was sitting at one of the fold-out tables that our school had set up for us. We were in the school gymnasium and I rolled my eyes at how cheap our school continued to be.

Oh my God, is that Keith? Bertha, my high school best friend, asked. I don’t know why her mother named her Bertha, of all things. The funny part is, her siblings had plain, ordinary names.

I followed her gaze and saw Keith. My jaw dropped. The kid that was once a scrawny, glasses-wearing, never-had-a-drink, virgin nerd, was now…hot. He wasn’t exactly ripped, but he had filled out. He finally won the battle that was him growing a beard. He still had glasses, but he finally had frames that fit his face.

Holy shit! Keith! I called out to him, despite the bashful protests from my friend.

He looked over and us and a smile grew on his face as he made his way over.

Elizabeth! Ber! How have you guys been? He grabbed a chair and sat down, scooting in close to us. I noticed Bertha’s face grow flush.

"We have been great. Better question—what have you been up to? You’re all Clark Kent."

Oh gosh, he chuckled and glanced down. It was