Chapter 61

• She wasn’t fishing for attention instead she was avoiding it. Her anger was filled with a strange sorrow mixed with indiffernce. I knew sorrow. I knew manipulation too way more than I wanted to. But sadness, that kind of deep ache that hides behind composure... I couldn’t stand that for some reason.
• Xander made some joke about how well he did with the betting because he’d bullied her into falling. I felt ice inside me. No one had to say I meant my words but I was quietly seething.
• Because he didn’t know the effect she had. I could tell he won after she backed him up but even then there was a little bit of hope for her. A very fading light for redemption. But then it was all over and done when she gave him a go ahead to kiss her. When she stared at him with those stars in her eyes. After my warnings Millicent.