I leaned in closer until I could see the tiniest flicker of uncertainty flickering behind Olivia’s impassive mask. “But you would do well to remember that she has also been known to unleash her unforgiving wrath when the circumstances demand it.”As I spoke, I thought back to that warehouse in the w

I pinched the bridge of my nose, smiled, and shook my head. “I’m not complaining. It’s just… you’re both laying it on so thick.” There was a brief silence before Chris spoke up again. “Alright, alright; we have good news. But let’s save it for later. I’m hungry.” “Very well.” With that, the th

“I always knew,” he continued softly. “Deep down, I always knew that no matter how much time passed, no matter how far apart we were… we would find our way back to each other eventually. It was fate—destiny. A gift from the Moon Goddess, if you will.” I blinked rapidly, trying in vain to stave off

Chris held up a hand to stop her. “I have no romantic interest in Lily,” he said coolly. “I thought I made that clear.” “Well.” Olivia huffed and exchanged a look with Fatima. “You must pick someone, then.” “Don’t worry.” Fatima leaned back in her chair, tilting her chin up at Chris. “I already

Ava I turned to find Chris standing in the doorway, his eyes wide as he took in the chaos that had once been my tidy little cottage. Tools scattered across every available surface, puddles of water and paint splatters decorating the floors, various home repair supplies strewn about in organized di