Darren believed in love.
He’d never admit it, not even to Jayden. It didn’t fit with what everyone thought about him, and it definitely wasn’t immune to his bad days, but he believed in it all the same. He just didn’t believe most people were in love when they said they were, and that was the problem with other people’s scepticism. They thought he was eighteen and in lust.
And yeah, he was; he’d seen what Jayden hid in those skinny jeans. The lust was definitely still kicking about, and quite healthily, thanks. But he was also in love. And Darren Peace believed in love.
His parents weren’t in love. They were in a business relationship, and it had begun to buckle in the last year. Mother had divorced Scott’s father when she’d learned that Jeffrey Peace had a bigger salary and a nicer car
