LAYLA:
As soon as I figure out it is Derek coming out from the Maybach, the will to walk away left me. I become momentarily rooted to the spot while staring in the direction of the vehicle. And in no time, my eyes clash with that of Derek.
We both hold our gazes for more than two seconds and I could feel the butterflies in my stomach like the last time I was with him. I need to start questioning myself about the reason I feel fluttered whenever I see him.
He breaks the eye connection between us, bending a bit just in time for me to see that he was helping someone out of the car. I did not need to have to wait too long to find out who he was helping out because the whole event happens as quickly as it starts.
I watch as the pack Luna, who apparently is Derek’s mother, steps out of the c
