CHAPTER THREE
Lamisi found the descent a hundred and fifty percent less tiring than the climb, yet more treacherous. She slid a few times as the stones and dirt shifted under her feet, before wizening up and slowing her pace rather than rampage down the mountain to get away from a certain womanizing hiplife artist.
A patch of dirt loosened as she stepped down, causing her foot to resist gravity and kick into the air with the other soon to follow. A strong grip stabilized her and kept her from hitting the ground. Heart beating with a bounding so intense that it hurt her ears, she looked up to thank her rescuer. The words got stuck in her throat as she met the handsome face of the man she’d stormed away from.
Forgiveness for the way he’d disrespected his girlfriend with his blatant flirta
