Chapter 63: The Breakup

Karanos' POV

"Jemmah, listen to me," I say as I follow her out of the beach house. We haven't even been here for half a week, and all this is happening. I feel so frustrated and aggravated at myself.

But Jemmah doesn't even give me listening ears. She hikes her tote bag higher and continues to drive her luggage toward the door. Pulling the door with all her might, she steps out and nearly swings it shut in my face, but I am quick to hold the gate and follow her outside.

She already booked a ride about an hour ago, and the driver is already here with his car purring. As soon as he sees her, he climbs out of his car and takes her luggage from her. Jemmah steps into the back of the car while she waits for the driver to place her stuff in the trunk.

She doesn't spare me a glance throughout the ordeal. Her jaw is set, and I see that she's trying so hard not to break down.

I climb down the porch steps when I see the driver wasting a bit of time in the trunk and go over to the side of the wi