Never Would I Ever: Fall for the Forbidden Rich Boy

To see my family, work the obligatory hours in my family's small grocery store, and then I'll be home at Kiss where I belong.

Kiss Academy wasn't always home, but the longer I'm there, the more I feel like it's the only place I actually belong. Don't get me wrong, I love my family. My cousins are like sisters to me. But something about being back in Clarkridge feels like a putting on an itchy sweater I've outgrown. The sweater is still cute, but it isn't mine anymore.

Until I see Beckett. The boy I used to totally crush on. The one who had once been my friend, the only guy who really gave me a challenge on the soccer field . . . and off.

But what's the point in crushing on him again? I'm only home for a couple of weeks. More importantly, his parents own the giant grocery chain that's trying to stamp out the competition. My abuela's family mart is at the top of that list.

So he's basically the enemy. It doesn't matter that his gray eyes have me craving something more or that he's still the only guy I'd ever want to play one-on-one.

I will never fall for the off-limits rich boy.

This book was previously published under the title, Kissing the Enemy.