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Chapter Fifty - My Tent

Autor: Mia Katy
last update Data de publicação: 2026-09-27 17:58:51

Chapter Fifty - My Tent

Zane is sitting on my sleeping bag like he owns it, one knee bent, arm draped casually over it, watching me with an expression I can't immediately place in the low light filtering through the canvas.

"What—" My voice comes out strangled, barely a whisper, heart slamming so hard I actually press a hand against my own chest like that'll physically slow it down. "What are you doing here?"

"Nice boyfriend you've got." He tilts his head slightly, gaze flicking toward the tent
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