“You know what? We’re done here,” shooting up to her feet, she grabbed Nina’s hand and snapped her gaze one last time at him. “I already apologized for what happened. Not going to stoop lower than that and beg you for it. I said what I needed to. Now, it’s on you to accept it or reject it. I don’t care. It’s already past midnight, and I have to wake up early tomorrow. So, if you both excuse us, we’re gonna mind our business.”
“Are we leaving so soon?” Nina asked with a frown, as if she hadn’t been attending to their conversation at all.
“Yes, we are,” and with that, Dhara headed straight for the door.
“I don’t think I asked you to leave.”
Barely halfway across the room, Dhara stopped dead in her tracks when the man on the couch spoke again. However, this time, his voice held a biting e
