Tiki spoke almost too quickly, a twang of pain swelled in his chest. “I don’t regret a moment we spent together. I wish I did. But I don’t . . . And if you think this thing between us has ended, then you know nothing about me, yeah,”
“That’s the thing. I don’t want you to come back for me, because every time I’m with you, something feels wrong inside of me, like being with you is f*******n somehow, like destiny wants us apart,” said May, and she believed what she said to be true too, although she didn’t like it one bit.
“Then I promise to fight destiny just to be with you. I shall fight the goddesses themselves if it comes to that. I shall fight every particular thing that ever comes between us,” croaked Tiki, he could feel emotions pouring through him.
“You do not understand. You canno
