Amara stared into Leo's eyes, almost swooning from just the intensity in his gaze and the raw hunger he didn’t try hiding.
She wouldn't be swayed by him. But why had she sought him out at first? Wasn't it because she was already swayed?
“You don’t deserve to look at me that way,” she whispered, looking down, trying hard to fight the lump in her throat and her stinging eyes.
“I know,” he said, but he leaned closer anyway and kissed her temple.
“Leo.” She inhaled sharply but leaned into his touch as his arm wrapped tightly around her.
His lips trailed along her jaw, then hit hers.
She shouldn’t be letting him do this. She shouldn’t let him kiss her. It was all wrong in the first place. And after what he’d said to her, after how he’d acted, she couldn’t…
He said the attraction was a cu
