Invisible To Her Bully (Jessa and Noah) novel Chapter 57

Chapter 57

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The stadium lights were still blazing bright, casting the field in that golden glow that always made football nights feel electric. My blood was still pumping from the win, the roar of the crowd echoing in my ears as teammates slapped me on the back, cheering and hollering

We’d done it.

We’d taken the game, and it had been a light to the very last second.

I should’ve been on top of the world right now. This was the kind of victory you dreamed about as quarterback. A packed stadium, a last–minute phy, the crowd losing their minds.

But none of that mattered the second I saw what was happening a few yards away.

Noah

With my sister.

1 froze mid–step, my chest tightening is the scene burned into my brain.

Noah had his hands on Jessa’s face his hands. She was looking up at him with wide, startled eyes, and he was leaning down, his forehead almost touching hers. His expression was soft, admost intimate,

My stomach dropped like a stones,

I’d been walking toward them, ready to hug Jessi and celebrate with her, but now all I could do was stand there, rooted to the spot, watching the guy I trusted most the guy I considered like a brother–holding my

twin like she was his

Mariah was right there beside Jessa, her mouth hanging open slightly, like even she couldn’t believe what she was seeing.

“Tell me I’m not seeing this, I muttered under my breath, my voice rough

But I was seeing it.

And every second that Noah didn’t move his hands away from her face, the fury building in my chest grew hotter and hotter, threatening to boil over.

He had the nerve to smile at her. Smile. Like this wasn’t completely out of bounds.

My fists clenched so tight my knuckles ached.

I didn’t even remember moving, but suddenly I was storming across the field, my cleats pounding against the grass. A few teammates called my name, but I didn’t stop. I didn’t even look back

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The crowd, the noise, the win–it all faded into nothing but a dull roar in my ears.

All I could see was Jessa and Noah.

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All I could think about was how I’d warned Noah over and over through the years: don’t mess with my sister.

Jessa might not see it, but I knew how guys on the team talked about her when they thought no one was listening. I knew the kind of crap Daniel spewed, the looks others gave her, the way some laughed at her behind her back. I’d turned a blind eye to too much of it, and I hated myself for it.

But Noah?

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