Book Two- Entangled with the substitute teacher

Hey guys... BTBK is finally getting a sequel. yayy!

Titled **Entangled with the substitute teacher**, it is a story about Ruby and I hope it finds a place in your libraries.
And I will continue to appreciate your support in whatever form it comes. Much love.


**SNEAK PEEK TO 'ENTANGLED WITH THE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER'**

The warm air that enveloped the day snuck into the room as another customer came in, a small girl in his arms. A little smile came to my lips as I noticed the excitement on the girl's face as he asked which kind of cake she would like.

"Argh, I can't believe school starts next week. I have not made enough money," a shrill voice complained behind me and I twirled my seat to face my friend, Abby whose companion I have enjoyed for about eight years and not once have I regretted having her around.

"It's our last year though," I pointed out. "When we graduate, you can always take a break to earn more money." The tall brunette wore a pout as she leaned onto the marbles counter. Her job at the confectionery store slash café was one of the many she got during summer break because she hates the idea of having to ask her parents for money especially when she finally gets into college.

"Can't we switch lives, Ruby?" Her huge eyes pleaded like I was some magical godmother who would make her wish come true. As I chuckled at the comical look on her face, she said, "I am being serious. You are so lucky, your father wouldn't even have you raise a muscle talk less get a job."

That reminded me of the fight my father and I had before school went on break and my teeth almost gritted in anger. "I don't understand why I can't get a job."

"Because you are Ruby Powers, his daughter." Instinctively, she grabbed a plate of chocolate cake from the glass warmer below and tossed it towards me. As I thanked her, I dug into the plate. "Have you seen Jake today?"

"That gorgeous boy?" I shrugged, my tongue licking off the smear of chocolate on the spoon. "He is probably out there enjoying the attention girls give him."

"He should just date one of them already. I don't want to start a new year sharing seats with obnoxious and weird girls."

"I know you don't mean that." I gave her a suggestive smile and she sneered at me. Even though she had not told me, I could sense she sort of liked Jake who is like our brother and bodyguard likewise. His tough build attracted girls to him and repelled boys from Abby and I, something we love because almost all the boys in our schools do nothing but think with their dicks.