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Chapter Seven

Author: Esta
last update publish date: 2026-09-30 23:51:13

~Beatrix Pov~

Beatrix, O Beatrix. This has got to be the greed they speak of in the Bible. Why am I just saying whatever?

I was still looking at their faces when Cruz glanced around at everyone and suddenly chuckled.

“Dude,” Kai said. I couldn't read his expression.

“I like this,” Cruz continued. “It could actually work.”

I just stared at him, probably looking like I was trying to solve a maths equation, because his face had completely lit up.

What is he so happy about?

“Let's all
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