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As soon as we got in sight of the school, I dropped Blake’s hand, my mood sour. I couldn’t believe he had been following me. Again! Now that I had released my anger at Isla, the thought had come to the front of my mind again.
“Did you really have to follow me?” I said, trying to contain the emotions in my voice. “I am not a child.”
Blake gave me a sharp look. “Obviously I did. You keep trying to get yourself killed.”
“I can take care of myself.”
Blake grabbed my wrist, turning me to face him. Fire trailed along my skin at his touch. My arm jerked back away from him.
“Apparently you can’t,” he growled. His eyes had darkened into a look I knew well. He was pissed off at me. “What the hell are you thinking going to Isla for? You can’t trust anything she says.”
I sucked in a breath, trying to remain calm. It wasn’t working. He was really getting
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