Perfectly ImperfecT

Isabelle Carson didn't account for a hot, new guy who almost runs her over, a messed up class schedule, and a boyfriend who dumps her for one of her best friends. All of that pales to the threat of her dirty family secrets breaking free from the perfect façade she’s diligently maintained. Grayson Alexander is on his fourth school in as many years. Lakewood Valley High is exactly like all the others, with one shiny exception: Isabelle Carson. She’s smart, funny, and beautiful. But Isabelle is hiding something, and Grayson is determined to win her trust. As Isabelle’s life spirals out of control and her picture-perfect image begins to shatter, Grayson does what no one else can: he makes her laugh and allows her to be imperfect. But Grayson has been damaged by his own family secrets, and Isabelle will have to decide if the boy she’s falling for more and more each day is a right or a wrong. Perfectly Imperfect is created by Kara Leigh Miller, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Kara Leigh Miller · Urban

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60 Chs

Chapter 41: Isabelle: I Quit Church

"I'm serious." There's no trace of humor in his tone or expression, and I relax in my chair. "I was raised with the same beliefs as you, remember?"

"Yeah." But I do forget, probably because he doesn't actively talk about his beliefs, and I've never seen him pray. And then there's the whole church thing.

"I quit church," I blurt.

His brows spike up to his hairline. "You what?"

I lower my head and fidget with my hands. "I quit my church."

"Why?" he asks slowly.

"Because of how they acted last week."

"Wait." He stands and paces away before returning and clutching the back of his now empty chair. "You quit going to church because of me? Do you realize how messed up that is?"

I whip around and glare at him. Is he really standing there judging me? "No, Grayson. I didn't quit because of you. I quit because the people I thought I knew behaved in a way I can't support. And when I talked to Pastor Jeff about it, he pretty much blew me off and told me I could leave."

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