Flirtexting

By T. Thomas

Being paired with the campus heartthrob for a chemistry project sounds like a nightmare, right?

Try being paired with the campus heartthrob that you've had a crush on for as long as you can remember.

He doesn't know I exist, but when we're paired together, he's not taking no for an answer.

He's apparently changed his ways, and he's begging me for a chance . . .

Should I give him the chance to break my heart?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tiff Thomas
• Release date: Aug 28, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005622190

T. Thomas

If you’re looking for happily ever after, you’ll find it here.T. Thomas is a sweet, clean romance author of emotionally gripping books that always end in love and happiness.She has been writing since she was thirteen years old. She enjoys spending all of her spare time writing, but she absolutely detests editing and proofreading.T. Thomas can normally be found in her little room of her own that she calls her "woman cave" writing her next book and putting off editing and proofreading for as long as possible.

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Seraphina

Isighed softly, glancing up at the clock at the very front of the science classroom. I still had ten minutes left of class.

I barely bit back a groan.

I hated chemistry with a passion, even if I was good at it.

Chemistry was my last class of the day, and then I could go crawl into my warm bed in my dorm and sleep for a few hours. I wanted it so badly. My brain felt fried. I could barely focus on anything anymore, and every time I tried to focus on the professor’s droning, I could feel my eyelids drooping closed.

I really needed to stop staying up so late reading. It was seriously beginning to tire me out. But the books I was reading were so good.

Now for your science project, the professor suddenly announced.

I snapped my eyes open. What had I missed? We had a freaking science project? Kill me now. I hated science with a passion.

You’ll be doing this project in pairs. At our next class meeting, I expect a layout of who will be doing what work, meet-up times, and your decision on which project you’ll be doing. Any and all information you need will be in this packet, he said, holding up some papers. I was too far back to see what they said. You do not get to choose your partner. I’ve already assigned them based on your strengths and weaknesses from your assignments.

I barely bit back a groan. I hated working with partners, much less teacher-assigned partners.

And when I realized who my partner was, I wanted to scream.

Theo Murphy.

Theo was the