Unrequitedby Emma GreyRelease Date: 05/26/14Summary from Goodreads:Seventeen-year-old Kat Hartland loathes Unrequited, the world's biggest boy band. Is she the only girl in Sydney who can't be bothered with perfect-looking Angus Marsden?
Give her 5 Seconds of Summer. Now.
Or maybe the seriously-hot med student who rescued her on a train—and who could be Douglas Booth's twin! Perfect formal partner, much?
But when Kat comes face to face with Angus Marsden himself, things start to get complicated. Very. Throw in a deranged female popstar, final exams, a part in the musical and a mum who just doesn't get it—and where is her best friend?
When did life get so crazy? Kat's just an ordinary schoolgirl.
Isn't she?
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Just breathe, breathe … Kat commands herself, silently. At least, she hopes
it’s a silent command. What possessed her to say ‘McDreamy’ out loud? He
must think she’s an idiot!
Her hands are shaking from
the excitement of seeing him again, so she shoves them in her jeans pockets.
Then her bag slips awkwardly off her shoulder and dangles from her elbow and
she can’t get her hand out of her pocket easily. Damn these skinny jeans …
Joel is onto it. He reaches
over calmly and places the strap back on her shoulder. She tries to ignore the
brush of his fingers on her skin and the confident but gentlemanly way that he
did that. And his gorgeous sideways glance …
But she fails. Miserably.
Everything she remembered
about him from the other day is eclipsed by the reality of walking beside him
to the coffee van like they’re any other couple. Couple! ‘Don’t get
ahead of yourself, Kat!’ she whispers, firmly.
‘What?’
Gah! ‘Ah, nothing. Um. So, where did you meet
Sarah?’
As attempts to change the
subject go, Kat immediately knows this wasn’t the ideal choice. Why on earth is
she bringing up that girl? He’ll just end up comparing her to Sarah and all her
amazingness.
Joel pauses for a second.
He’s on edge. Clearly, Sarah is a touchy subject. Please don’t let her be an
ex-girlfriend or something. Or worse! Current girlfriend!
‘You’re not together are
you?’ Kat blurts. ‘I mean, sorry! Of course if you’re together that’s not an
issue at all! I’m really happy for you, actually! Gosh, I mean we barely know
each other. You’d make a great couple. She’s just so, so …’
He frowns. That can’t be
good.
‘She’s quite something, I
know,’ he says. ‘What kind of coffee do you like?’
Right, coffee. Here’s her
moment. She wants a macchiato, pronounced ‘mack-ee-ah-toe’, right? Yikes!
Is it that, or is it ‘match-ee-ah-toe’? Panic, panic … She’s a deer
caught in the headlights of the university coffee van. She’s staring at the
menu like it’s written in another language.
‘Um … flat white?’ she says
after a absurdly long pause. Most. Boring. Coffee. Ever.
He smiles. ‘Is that a question?’
‘No, I definitely want a
flat white. Big flat white lover.’
He smiles. ‘A flat white,
thanks. An extra large one. And a macchiato.’
Of course!
She stands beside him,
apprehensively. Should she pay? At least for hers, particularly as it’s so
huge? She starts rustling around in her bag and he hands over a twenty-dollar
note and says, ‘Kat, I’ve got it,’ then pockets the change, takes the coffees
and hands her an enormous takeaway cup.
She starts to wonder where
the nearest toilet might be. A coffee this large and frayed nerves aren’t a
good combination.
‘Thanks, Mc—Joel.’
‘McJoel. That’s got a ring
to it,’ he says, flashing a quiet smile.
She feels ridiculous and he
says it’s okay, he’s just teasing. She tries to compose herself.
Deep breath. Gulp of coffee.
Don’t stare.
‘So, tell me more about this
song.’
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