Read Drive Me Crazy (Holland Springs #1)(36) online free by Marquita Valentine

Drive Me Crazy (Holland Springs #1)(36)
Author: Marquita Valentine

Now that witch got her name right? “I give up; you tell me how I helped,” Melanie snapped.

“Wasn’t it enough that you’re keeping the father of my child from marrying me?” Melanie noticed how silent Carter stayed. How he didn’t say a dang thing while April kept running her mouth. His silence was damning.

Leah let out a gasp, dramatic as usual, but this time Melanie couldn’t blame her. “Carter Mason Ambrose, how could you keep this from me?”

“Because it’s not true.”

“He speaks,” Melanie muttered, crossing her arms over her chest. “What other magic trick can you perform?”

Carter gave her a look, then turned his attention back to the two women staring at her accusingly.

Leah looked from April to Carter, the back at April. “So you’re not pregnant?”

“Oh, she’s pregnant alright but it’s not his,” Melanie said. No way in hell she let that poor excuse of a woman try to pin anything on her or Carter. No matter how mad she was at him right at this moment.

Tears filled April’s eyes and Melanie struggled not to roll hers. The woman was a better actress than the one who’d won an Oscar last year. “You actually believed him?”April asked on a sob.

Melanie blinked. “Why wouldn’t I?”

“Tell her the truth, Carter,” April demanded.

Carter looked at Melanie. Anger made his eyes dark, almost black in the light. She wasn’t sure if his anger was only directed at her or at the two...

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