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Chapter 50

Author: Lana Mora
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Darren

I didn't say anything. Couldn't. The line stayed open, though. Neither of us hung up.

"Darren?" she said, after a while. "Are you… okay?"

I set the helmet down, slowly, and slid to the floor, my back hitting the garage wall. The concrete was cold through my jacket, seeping into my bones. "No," I said, and my voice broke. "I'm not okay. Not even a little. I've been up half the nights, thinking about you. Wondering if you were eating, if you slept. Every second, Leila. Every single second, I was thinking of you. Without you, I'm…." I swallowed, hard. "I'm not whole. I can't even breathe right."

A soft, shaky exhale on the other end. "I know. I feel it too. I will leave him. I promise. As soon as I can figure out how—"

"How?" I scoffed. "It's easy. You walk out his door right now. You keep walking. The only thing stopping you is you."

"Darren, it's not that simple." She sounded desperate now. "He's still my husband and mate and I am still his wife..."

"Then what does that make us?
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