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Chapter 102

Author: Danny black
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-30 19:13:35

Kiara’s POV

I couldbr breathe, I couldn't think, couldn't move either. For the next couple of seconds, I forced myself to focus on everything else that wasn't Darius' lips against mine.

The rain hadn't stopped. Instead, it seemed to have increased a little bit right now. It drummed softly against the roof of the cabin, steady and hypnotic, like the universe itself was trying to soothe the ache still throbbing in my leg. But it wasn’t the pain that had my heart racing. It wasn’t the storm either.

It was Darius. The man whose lips was pressed painfully against mine. He still held his ground, like he was waiting for me to make a move, a move that would signal that I wanted this as much as he did, but I was still too stunned to move. More seconds passed ,but when I did, it wasn’t to pull away, it was simply to kiss him back. A moan slipped past my lips as I curled my fingers into his shirt, tugging him closer like I’d been starved for him, for this. Maybe I had, but I didn't think a
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