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“Are you still not talking to me?” Ash asked, leaning back against the wall and watching Kella sharpen her knives.
She continued to ignore him. An amused smile curved his lips. For the past two days, she had given him the silent treatment. She had stomped, huffed, puffed, and blown him off. He could see the fury still burning in her eyes, but every once in a while, when she thought he wasn’t looking, he also caught a look of confusion.
“You know, I don’t think I’ve ever met, much less dated, a woman with that many weapons on her before,” he said casually, tilting his head to look at the impressive display. “I’m honestly surprised you can even stand up. They must weigh a ton.”
Kella paused, her shoulders stiff with anger before she shook her head and picked up the largest blade and t
