Christmas Eve Caller: Sweet

By Sophie Rii and Sophie An

CALLING...

Drunk dialing the wrong person never felt so right.

 

NIKITA

Nikita has a bad habit and it's not drinking. It's what happens after she drinks.

 

JIRO

Jiro has a drunk caller. At first, he'd been annoyed, but listening to the broken hearted person on the other line softened his heart.

 

 

This book was previously published as Christmas Eve Caller by Sophia Peony.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brown Blue Pages
• Release date: Nov 30, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223365723

Book preview

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Chapter One

3 Months Ago

Nikita Pari stopped to take a deep breath. On the other side of the door was her future, and she needed to reach for it. Greg was waiting for her; she had a text message from him saying so. Will he finally confess his feelings for her? Their friendship had always been an odd one. He’d been the popular boy, and she’d been the clumsy girl he’d taken under his wing. She wasn’t the prettiest girl in school. Never had been, and she never tried to be. She was just average. Average Nikita who was good friends with Greg, the most handsome guy she’d ever met. She’d had a crush on him from the moment she’d seen him, but she had always been just his friend. For ten years, she’d hid her true feelings for him.

But when she set her foot on the other side of this door, she needed to be a different woman. She needed to man up and finally tell him how she really felt. She needed to be a woman. His woman. She gave herself a reaffirming nod after her little pep talk and raised her hand to knock.

The door swung open as she was about to knock, making her jump in surprise.

Nikita! You’re finally here! Greg greeted her happily. He quickly pulled her inside to join the party she wasn’t expecting.

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Now that everyone’s here, I just wanted to announce this… Greg began as his friends gathered around to listen to his announcement. Nikita thought it was going to be a small party. He told her it was supposed to be a small party – just his closest friends. She should have known that his definition of closest friends was still a