Bad Decisions Good Regrets (Social Experiment #2)

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by Sherelle Green


  Without warning, the window behind me opened, causing me to hit my head against the windowsill since it had been supporting my weight.

  I began falling and braced myself to hit the railing or brick of the building, when someone wrapped their arms around me, breaking my fall. “Whoa, careful there.”

  I glanced up, locking eyes with one of the most handsome faces I’d seen in a long time. His chestnut eyes were concerned. His brow furrowed. His mouth was moving, so I knew he was speaking to me, but I didn’t hear shit he said. I was too busy taking a mental picture of his strong jawline and neatly-trimmed goatee.

  When his eyes grew more worried, I figured I should focus on what he was saying, but instead of listening, I managed to say, “You’re beautiful,” instead.

  He smirked curiously. “Uh, thank you. I think.”

  “You’re welcome. She was shooting at me.” Suddenly, my head felt heavier than it had all night, the weight of everything that had happened, combined with me hitting my head, concocting a headache for the ages.

  He glanced up. “Who was shooting at you?”

  I opened and closed my eyes, trying to block out the piercing sound. “Deep-voiced lady was shooting at me.”

  “Are you okay?” he asked. Through all my blinking, I noticed his dreads were pulled on top of his head, his lining so fresh, I assumed he must have just gotten a touch-up. I’d meant what I’d told him. He was beautiful as hell.

  “Are you okay?” he asked again.

  I nodded my head. “My hero,” I voiced, right before I closed my eyes and everything went dark.

  About the Author

  Sherelle Green is a Chicago native with a dynamic imagination and a passion for reading and writing. Ever since she was a little girl, Sherelle has enjoyed story-telling. Upon receiving her BA in English, she decided to test her skills by composing a fifty-page romance. The short, but sweet, story only teased her creative mind, but it gave her the motivation she needed to follow her dream of becoming a published author.

  Sherelle loves connecting with readers and other literary enthusiasts, and she is a member of RWA and NINC. She's also an Emma award winner and two-time RT Book Reviews nominee. Sherelle enjoys composing novels that are emotionally driven and convey real relationships and real-life issues that touch on subjects that may pull at your heartstrings. Nothing satisfies her more than writing stories filled with compelling love affairs, multifaceted characters, and intriguing relationships.

  For more information:

  www.sherellegreen.com

  Also by Sherelle Green

  Social Experiment Series:

  Single AF

  Bad Decisions Good Regrets

  To Marry a Madden:

  Blessed By Malakai

  Claimed By Crayson

  Distinguished Gentlemen (multi-author anthology):

  The Contingency Bid

  Once Upon a Bridesmaid (multi-author anthology):

  Yours Forever

  An Elite Event Series:

  A Tempting Proposal

  If Only for Tonight

  Red Velvet Kisses

  Beautiful Surrender

  Bare Sophistication Series:

  Enticing Winter

  Falling for Autumn

  Waiting for Summer

  Nights of Fantasy

  Her Unexpected Valentine

  High Class Society Series:

  Blue Sapphire Temptation

  Passionate Persuasion

  Additional Books:

  A Los Angeles Passion

  A Miami Affair

  Wrapped in Red

  FREE Online Reads

  One Last Chance

  Our Season For Love

 

 

 


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