LARA
My lips parted as the crying guy was crawling away and I stayed alone with my ‘husband’. He looked at me with a smirk and took off his cloak, throwing it on one of the empty seats at my table, while landing right next to me.
“Darling wife,” Sean Sarn smiled, “Don’t act too surprise, or other people are not going to buy it.”
He looked too comfortable in my presence and all I was thinking about was whether I should attack him first and ran. Or whether I should eat first, listen to what he had to say, and run.
“Don’t be too scared,” he said all of a sudden, “If I wanted to hurt you in any way, I’d do it in one of the previous days of your little adventures.”
Crap. So, he had been following me for a while. That couldn’t be good.
“Why didn’t you?” I raised my brow at him an
