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Cheyenne by Lisa L. Wiedmeier
Cheyenne by Lisa L. Wiedmeier













He ran his fingers through his hair, taking a sudden interest in the textbook on my desk. Knowing I wouldn’t get rid of him so easily, I extended my hand and watched it get swallowed up in his. Besides, I’d done a good job avoiding other students in the past and for the first three weeks of this school year. I wasn’t keen on making friends, not when I moved so much. I’m Colt O’Shea, and you are? He stuck his hand out, and I hesitated. His smile reached all the way to his icy blue eyes. A tall blond boy I’d never seen before was hovering over me. I jumped, knocking the pencil off my desk.

Cheyenne by Lisa L. Wiedmeier Cheyenne by Lisa L. Wiedmeier

Is this seat taken? an unfamiliar voice asked. Craving to come near, only to brush past for a fleeting moment, before they disappear into the deep recesses once again.

Cheyenne by Lisa L. Wiedmeier

M emories linger, misty like the shadows, tingling the senses.















Cheyenne by Lisa L. Wiedmeier