L U C A ' S P. O. V
She had given up.
It was evident in the slow diminishing of hope in her eyes that broke a piece of my heart.
I pushed Sophia away from me like I had been trying to do for so long. She's unusually strong in her vampiric abilities, and the sudden loss of Lola was enough to distract her.
Her body body slams into my desk, the pot of pens clattering to the floor from the aftermath. Hurt inflicted upon her face, and that old part of my soul that knew Sophia as my childhood friend was pushing forward, wanting to feel compassion and empathy, but she knew what she was doing. She knew that Lola is the only woman for me and keeps pushing.
This time, she pushed too far.
"I'm sorry." She mumbled, unapologetic with a slight smirk.
"No, you're not." Her smirk dropped, as
