I glared at him, trying to ignore the pain that slashed through my chest at the reminder. I still hadn’t gotten over the rejection, and I doubt I'll ever get over Lola.
Micah continued as if he didn’t just tear my f*****g heart with the mention of Lola’s name. “Don’t you find it strange, though? The prophecy was clear; then how come in the few months you were with her, her presence here didn’t improve anything?”
I get what he was saying, but that was not possible. Micah, for some reason, had never liked Lola, and she, of course, never liked him back.
“Are you trying to imply something?” I growled, not liking his tone of voice or what he was insinuating.
He raises his arms in the air and gives me a sardonic smile. “Nope.”
“Have you tried talking to her?” Jason cuts in. “Maybe you can t
