Edric
I took her in for a second, not sure she was actually serious, but she had a determined look in her eye, one that said she wasn’t going to take no for an answer.
I hunched my shoulders and rolled my eyes.
“Come outside. If I shift here, Bane would waste no time in tearing down my library,” I motioned to her with my hands.
‘You bet I will. I freaking hate this place,’ Bane growled inside me.
When we reached the meadows, I watched her for some more time, trying to gauge how she felt about me. There was no emotion in her eyes.
For now, she seemed to have forgotten her sorrows and the reason she was here, trapped – me.
Instead in her large, almond-shaped and colored eyes, was curiosity etched so deep, it threatened to burst out of her and bite me if I didn’t do what she wanted.
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