Chapter 69 The Friend Meets The Boyfriend

• Silas was a lot of things, and most of them weren’t positive character traits either. Possessive, a bit obsessive, stalking—he could be a bit of a rogue sometimes. His dad had spent a fortune paying therapists he thought might help Silas “get better.” But how could Silas get better when he didn’t think he had a problem to begin with? He knew what he was, and he wasn’t really bothered by it. After all, he only acted this way toward the people that mattered most to him. The moment he’d seen Kerina Jones, he knew she was his. She would be his entire world. And he would be hers.
• It should have been easy, really. Silas was a catch—not to toot his own horn or anything. Girls went crazy for him, and he’d had his pick of them since high school. He hadn’t even cared when his father had gone ahead and married Serah. Their relationship status didn’t mean a damn thing to him.
• But Silas had underestimated Kerry. She wasn’t like the other girls he’d been with in the past. She didn’t swoon over him. Sometimes, she barely even looked at him. She was always lost in a world of her own and, much to his distaste, seemed to attract other men like flies. It annoyed him endlessly. But in the end, she had chosen him. He was the one she’d stuck with, and that made him happy and proud.