MINA
“It’s perfect,” Amara said sweetly. She smoothed the fabric of her dress as she spoke, “I already have a dress. We can take this time to also announce our engagement—”
Elias cut her off immediately.
“More food,” he said, extending his plate toward me without even looking at her.
I was a little surprised, but I took the plate from him. “Yes,” I said softly, rising to get more. When I returned, I placed it back in front of him, and he gave me a small smile.
“Thanks.”
I nodded. “You’re welcome.”
Amara’s stare sharpened on me like she wanted to stab me with her eyelashes. I raised a brow instinctively. She didn’t like that. Her expression softened instantly into a fake smile before she turned toward Luna Carmen.
“Luna, should we have a date? Just the three of us?” she asked, her
