TESSA
I was already tired of her, but Zaria recklessly lunged again. Her nails barely grazed the air before I caught her wrist and twisted, forcing her to take a step back. The sound of her breath told me enough. She didn’t have the strength anymore, not the way she used to.
“Goodness,” I exhaled, shoving her away. “You’re weak now.”
Her eyes flared, but instead of charging again, she laughed like a lunatic.
“Just go,” I sighed, rolling my shoulders. “I don’t have any plans of going between you and Rowan, if that’s what you’re worried about. I just came here for Arden.”
Zaria smirked, appearing like she had been waiting for me to say that.
“Good.” She crossed her arms, chin lifting high. “Because we’re happy now.”
“He treats me well,” she added, her lips curving into a cruel lit
