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CHAPTER 8.

Author: Twinkling_watermelon
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-06 20:55:48
Sylvester’s POV.

I caught her just in time.

If I had failed to show up right at that moment, Amara would’ve spilled more than she should. I could see it in her eyes—the thrill of dancing that fine line between what was safe and what was too far. That girl always did love to test limits. And I had let her get too close this time.

I told Natasha not to talk to anyone. Not unless I was there. Not because I wanted to control her, but because I knew what kind of people they were—what kind of games they liked to play. She didn’t know the rules yet, and Amara? Amara had no mercy for the clueless.

Still, I didn’t like the way I spoke to Natasha.

I could hear my own voice echoing back in my head, cold and clipped. I hadn’t even looked her in the eye when I left that room. Just dropped a few instructions and walked out like it didn’t matter how she felt.

But what was I supposed to do? Let her stand there, making excuses for someone like Amara?

If only she had listened. Just stayed
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