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She would survive. She always survived.
Every broken bone, every shredded nerve—she’d feel all of it, but she'd survive.
But Kian? Kian was human. Fragile. Weak. Breakable.
She would survive. She always survived.
Every broken bone, every shredded nerve—she’d feel all of it, but she'd survive.
But Kian? Kian was human. Fragile. Weak. Breakable.
Glass erupted inward like a thousand glittering blades, slicing through her skin. Wind roared through the shattered windows, tearing her scream from her throat before it ever left her mouth.
Glass erupted inward like a thousand glittering blades, slicing through her skin. Wind roared through the shattered windows, tearing her scream from her throat before it ever left her mouth.
The guardrail exploded outward.
Gravity punched the breath from her lungs as the car launched into empty space.
The guardrail exploded outward.
Gravity punched the breath from her lungs as the car launched into empty space.
“No.” He said it almost gently. “Pets are supposed to be 𝑜𝑏𝑒𝑑𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑡.”
Whatever tether had kept her from making reckless decisions snapped as undiluted rage pulsed through her body.
“No.” He said it almost gently. “Pets are supposed to be 𝑜𝑏𝑒𝑑𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑡.”
Whatever tether had kept her from making reckless decisions snapped as undiluted rage pulsed through her body.
Another ten miles per hour.
“You’re 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑒, and when I find out who he is, his blood will be on your hands."
Another ten miles per hour.
“You’re 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑒, and when I find out who he is, his blood will be on your hands."
“Kian,” she whispered.
His smile widened, sharp as a blade. “You think I didn’t see who you came in with? Another man chaperoning you into 𝑚𝑦 event?”
“Kian,” she whispered.
His smile widened, sharp as a blade. “You think I didn’t see who you came in with? Another man chaperoning you into 𝑚𝑦 event?”
“I'm not an idiot, Kassandra.” Her stomach dropped.
“I'm not an idiot, Kassandra.” Her stomach dropped.
“You didn’t see anything you wanted? I'm sure there were so many different art pieces.” He hummed.
“You know those things barely hold my attention.” Another lie.
“You didn’t see anything you wanted? I'm sure there were so many different art pieces.” He hummed.
“You know those things barely hold my attention.” Another lie.
“Did anything interesting happen before you left?”
A flicker of a glance in her direction, then a lazy smile. “Not particularly.” Lie.
“Did anything interesting happen before you left?”
A flicker of a glance in her direction, then a lazy smile. “Not particularly.” Lie.
She needed to know what he knew.
She needed to see if he would 𝑙𝑖𝑒 to her one more time.
She needed to know what he knew.
She needed to see if he would 𝑙𝑖𝑒 to her one more time.
Twenty-eight minutes to hold herself together.
Twenty-eight minutes to decide what kind of monster she needed to be.
Twenty-eight minutes to hold herself together.
Twenty-eight minutes to decide what kind of monster she needed to be.
Like he wasn’t driving beside the storm he’d created.
Like he wasn’t driving beside the storm he’d created.
“So are you.”
A pause. His head tilted slightly, suspicious for a fraction of a second, then gone.
“So are you.”
A pause. His head tilted slightly, suspicious for a fraction of a second, then gone.
“Right. Must’ve been awful for you.” He didn’t notice the bite, He didn’t notice anything.
“Right. Must’ve been awful for you.” He didn’t notice the bite, He didn’t notice anything.
Like he hadn’t just paraded celestial wings before them as trophies.
Like he wasn’t the reason she could barely breathe.
Like he hadn’t just paraded celestial wings before them as trophies.
Like he wasn’t the reason she could barely breathe.