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Chapter 30
“What!?” Abel exclaimed in surprise.
I ignored him and stared intently at the flash of emotions that flitted across Tiana’s face as she registered my question.
Finally, her wary eyes met my own, “What are you talking about?”
I snorted and raised an eyebrow, “Don’t think I’m stupid after that shocked expression you just showed. Answer the question.”
Her lips thinned into a straight line as a blank look decorated her face. I knew what that look meant. I wasn’t going to get an answer from her, but I didn’t need to get the answer directly from her lips.
To prove me right, she responded, “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
I sneered at her blatant lies and turned to glance back at the brothers, “do me a favor?”
“What is it?” Axil asked.
“Listen to her heartbeat and tell me when it starts to race.”
Axil’s eyes shone with anticipation as he nodded and waited for me to begin.
I turned my attention back to
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“What are you doing?” His husky voice sounded out as I reached down to undo the button on my jeans. My heart pounded out of my control as I decided to go through with this. I inhaled sharply and nervously muttered, “I’m letting go.” He titled his head curiously, his light brown eyes drilling into my face as if he was trying to figure out my thoughts, “letting go?” I nodded, “yes. I’m living the life that I didn’t get to live due to my fear. I’m not running anymore so don’t make me feel stupid and strip.” My face heated up. A laugh bubbled out of his lips as his amused eyes stared at my anxious face, “does living your life mean you’re going to give yourself to me?” I glared at him in embarrassment and argued furiously, “I’m being serious, Axil! I feel like if I don’t go through this now, I’ll just run away later once I begin to overthink things… Don’t give me time to run. Make. Me. Stay.” I pulled down my jeans and step
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