MILLICENT
Xander chuckled, tapping his fingers against my desk. “Don’t be such a sour kitty. Don’t start hissing this early in the morning.”
My glare could’ve burned through steel. “You’re both ridiculous. Do you know how much attention this is—”
“Attention?” Zayne cut me off, his mouth suddenly felt too close to my ear. “You weren’t complaining about attention when you begged me to—”
“Zayne!” My face flamed so hard I wanted to crawl under the desk and never come out. He smirked, enjoying every second of my humiliation. “Red already, Princess?”
Xander leaned forward, taking one look at my burning cheeks before grinning like the devil himself. “She’s right, Zayne you shouldn't tease her. I mean look at her... red as a tomato. Our kitten’s going to combust.”
“Shut up,” I hissed, clenc
