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Chapter Eighteen: The Girl Who Was Promised

Auteur: Elizabeth.C
last update Date de publication: 2026-06-27 12:15:03
Vivian was sitting on my bed when I came back.

I stopped in the doorway.

She was still dressed from breakfast, but the pins had been pulled from her golden-blonde hair, leaving it loose around her shoulders. Her eyes were red at the edges.

She looked angry.

Good.

Angry made more sense than whatever had just happened to me on the ridge.

Her gaze dropped to the dirt on my boots.

“Where were you?”

“Walking.”

“That looks like more than walking.”

“I got carried away.”

Her eyes narrowed.

I stepped int
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