Truth Undressed (Exposed Series, #3) Read Online Free PDF

home, too.
    “How much weed is in there?” I asked.
    “Bowls and bowls, I think,” she said, inhaling and passing it my
way. “We don’t have to smoke it all at once. We can chill on it half way and
save it for later.”
    I dragged lightly on the end and the warm smoke filled my lungs.
By the second drag my belly full of pasta and pie didn’t hurt anymore. “Did you
stay at his place last night?” I asked without exhaling.
    “Yeah,” she said.
    “And your parents don’t care?”
    “I said I was at yours. That you didn’t want to be alone under
the circumstances.”
    “Thanks for letting me know.”
    “Even though we both know your Mom hates me and would rather die
than tolerate me for an entire night.
     “That’s not true.” Actually, my real Mom would’ve loved Annie.
Too bad they’ll never have a chance to get to know each other.
    “C’mon, Kate. I’m not an idiot.”
    “She doesn’t hate you,” I said. “She hates that you’re a
smoker.”
    “Ahh.”
    “She hates all smokers. You shouldn’t take it personally.”
    “Oh good. I feel loads better now that I know she just hates me
for who I am.”
    “That’s not really who you are though.”
    She shrugged.
    “Thanks for dropping off the vodka earlier,” I said. “You’re a
lifesaver.”
    “Thank Rob. He’s the one that can buy alcohol in the morning.”
    “Right.” Annie’s ID only worked when her tits were out late at
night. And even then only in a few select liquor stores. “Will do. He’s cute by
the way.”
    “Of course he’s cute,” she said, “but he’s trouble, too.”
    “Trouble?”
    “I don’t mean that. That’s unfair. I’m just a little annoyed with
him today.”
    “Lovers quarrel?”
    “No. It’s just partly his fault I don’t feel well.”
    “Late night?”
    “Among other things.”
    “What’s going on with you?” I asked. “You know you can tell me.
Actually- as a friend- it's practically your duty to distract me from the fact
that my favorite family member just died.”
    She looked back and forth between my eyes. She was so pale even
her freckles looked pale.
    “You look like shit.”
    “I feel like it.”
    “Is there anything I can do?”
    “Probably not.”
    “Try me.”
    She looked at me again out of the corner of her eye. “Have you
ever taken the morning after pill?”
    “The morning after pill?”
    “Yeah.”
    “No.”
    “So you can’t help me then.”
    “Jesus, Annie. Is that why you feel like crap?”
    She nodded. “Rob took me to get it this morning. That’s why he
gave me the blunt and everything.”
    Fuck me. “Have you considered going on the pill?” I asked. “I know
a place where they’ll give it to you for really cheap. I can take you there anytime
you want.”
    “Yeah?”
    I nodded.
    “I think I better take you up on that because I don’t want to do
this again.”
    “Again?”
    “You think I’m a fuck up.”
    “I don’t. Seriously. I mean, a fuck up wouldn’t have gone to get
the morning after pill.”
    She shrugged. “Maybe.”
    “How many times have you-”
    “This isn’t exactly the first.”
    “What?”
    “Promise me you won’t tell.”
    “I promise.”
    “Like even if you’re tortured or wasted or something happens and
we aren’t friends anymore.”
    “Jesus. Okay. What is it? I promise.”
    “I got pregnant sophomore year.”
    I didn’t even know people were having sex then.
    “Before we were friends.”
    I didn’t know what to say so I just nodded and tried not to look
shocked and stoned.
    “Obviously I got an abortion.”
    “Shit.”
    “Which- to be honest- was way worse than taking this stupid
pill.”
    “I bet.”
    “It was awful, Kate. I was depressed for months. Like I’ve never
been the same, ya know?”
    “I’m not surprised. That’s pretty intense.”
    “I didn’t have a choice though. I would’ve been kicked out of
school. It would have fucked up my whole future. I mean, look at me. I’m in no
position to be