ADRIANA
I grabbed Landon's wrist and tore off the bracelet I’d made him—our bracelet—digging my nails in hard enough to leave marks. His eyes widened in shock, but true to form, the coward said nothing.
“Speak!” I demanded. “No? That’s what I thought. We’re done, Landon. You don’t deserve this bracelet. I’ll keep it though—a nice reminder of what a waste of space you are.”
Pure adrenaline flooded my system. Tears poured down my face, but I didn’t bother wiping them away.
I turned to Lisa.
She was practically vibrating with rage.
“I will kill you. I swear to God—”
“I’m sorry about your face.”
I meant it. I genuinely was sorry.
That didn’t stop my hand from cracking across her cheek.
The impact sent her sprawling. For a second, she just stared at me from the floor, like she couldn’
