Summary of Chapter 3 – A turning point in The Ugly One by Angela Lynn Car
Chapter 3 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of The Ugly One, written by Angela Lynn Car. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
"A.. Aaron, where are you taking me? " I asked. I was starting to panic.
"You are gonna help me clean this shit up," he said.
He dragged me inside a room, which I guessed was his room.
"Don't move," he commanded.
I looked at the door helplessly. Should I make a run for it?
He took his shirt off. I've only heard rumors about Morris brothers' hot bodies but now I was finally seeing it in person. As I stared at the hard chest and abs muscles I realized the rumors were all true. But instead of getting excited I was terrified. What was he planning to do here?
"Take your shirt off," he grinned.
"Wha...what?" No way, am I gonna get raped over a spilled beer? I started to panic again.
He threw a plaid shirt at me. "You spilled beer on yours. Put this one on instead.
Oh, he was just trying to help. Why did he have to act like that though? He must be nuts.
"Um...cou...could you turn around?" I said nervously.
"Oh yeah, sorry. Go to the bathroom and change," he said and pointed at his bathroom.
I quickly went inside and shut the door. My heart was pounding. Why am I so scared right now? Since he was always two classes ahead of me I didn't get to see him often. I just heard rumors. Both of the Morris brothers were notorious in our school. Aaron graduated last year so maybe he is not as bad anymore.
I put on the shirt which was way too big but at least it was dry and clean. I got out of the bathroom. Aaron was half lying on the bed and staring at the ceiling. He looked at me as he heard me coming out of the bathroom.
"Thanks for the shirt, I'll go now," I said and started to head for the door.
"Wait!"
I halted.
"Stay for a minute. The party is kinda boring," he said.
True. It was kind of lame. Spilling beer on the former high school bad boy was the most interesting thing that happened so far. I sat down on the chair in front of him.
"You are one of the Brown sisters aren't you?" he asked.
"Yeah! I'm the ugly one!" I blurted out.
He looked startled. "You are what?"
"The ugly one. You know....because Liliana is so pretty?" I explained.
"I guess? Who said you were ugly?" he asked. His gaze was so intense I thought I'd melt to the floor.
"It doesn't matter, I was just joking anyway," I laughed nervously.
He got up and took my hand. Before I could say anything he pulled me toward the bed and sat me down next to him.
"How come I never seen you around here?" he asked.
"I don't go to parties. Besides, you are two classes ahead of me so..."
"Then why are you here?" he asked.
What the fuck is wrong with this guy? He must be crazy. "How arrogant are you? I'm not even slightly interested in you Jake, let go!" I screamed.
"You aren't going anywhere until we settle this," Jake sneered at me.
"Let the girl go, Jake," someone spoke and I looked up.
Aaron was staring at us with fire in his eyes. If looks could kill, Jake would disintegrate into ashes right now. I was relieved since Aaron was being nice to me and most likely will rescue me from this ruthless boy.
"This is between me and plain Jane, bro," Jake gritted his teeth. Shoot, I knew I was plain but hearing from Jake's mouth was the confirmation I didn't need. Hurtful bastard.
"Let her go or I'll send you to the hospital," Aaron glared at him.
He let go of me. I guess he was scared of his older brother. Thank almighty.
"We are not done, Janey!" Jake said gruffly.
I glanced at Aaron, and turned to Jack shrugging my shoulder. Jack had to shut up.
Then I followed Aaron to leave room, Liliana left with the car so I had no other choice. That bitch.
"So can I take you out or the answer is still no?" he asked when we arrived at the house. Is he for real with this?
"Can I think about it?" I asked, suddenly feeling shy. I've never been asked out by anyone before. Even if it was a prank, it was kind of nice that he noticed me.
"Okay," he said and smiled at me for the first time. He looks ten times more friendly when he smiles. Not to mention gorgeous.
"Tha...thank you for your help," I finished excitedly and hurried to go home with strong heartbeat. Laying down the bed, I felt more ease and thought of what happened today. Maybe rejecting Aaron's invitation was better, in case this was really mischief.

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