I wiggled, tried to. He wouldn't let go. “Let go please…” I said softly, too exhausted to even put up a fight. His chest vibrated, like a cat purring. His breath fanned the back of my ear and I felt a shiver run down from my head to my toes.
“Not until I make sure you're feeling better…” he argued but I was done with whatever this was. I wiggled again, this time using the last bit of strength I had to push him away.
His eyes widened a tad bit, shocked by this boost of strength. Before he could recover, I stomped off leaving him behind.
How can he expect me to better when his sister still roams free?
I headed to my room and made sure the lock was secure. My phone pinged and a message popped on the screen.
When I slid through the notification, I saw a transaction alert. Seventy million…
