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Chapter 94: The Unwanted Companion

Author: Mary Jeremy
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-10 01:07:41

"This is a terrible idea."

Lucas’s voice was tight with frustration, his fingers drumming impatiently against his knee. He sat in the passenger seat, eyes fixed on Lila in the back.

"You keep saying that, yet here I am," Lila said smoothly, crossing her legs.

Jake, behind the wheel, sighed. "You two gonna do this the entire trip?"

"If she stops being impossible, then maybe," Lucas shot back.

Lila smirked. "Impossible? You act like I had a choice. You know as well as I do that we can't be apart for long—not without consequences."

Lucas clenched his jaw. He hated that she was right. Their mate bond had grown too strong. If they had left her behind, the pain of separation would have been unbearable. But that didn’t mean he had to like this arrangement.

Jake flicked his gaze toward him. "Look, man, I get it. But we’ve got bigger problems than you and Lila being in the same car."

Lucas exhaled sharply. "I know that." He turned back to Lila. "But that doesn’t mean I trust yo
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