He didn’t knock when she opened the door, he just walked in, eyes locked on hers like a storm barely held at bay. Janiya didn’t move. Didn’t breathe. Kelvin was soaked in moonlight, shadows painting his jaw, hair a little damp from the rain. He wore a black shirt stretched tight across his chest, sleeves rolled to his elbows, belt low on his hips. His expression was unreadable, except for one thing. Hunger. Raw, carved into every line of him. “I said I wasn’t coming back,” she said quietly. “And I said I’d wait. I lied.” She took a step back, heart thundering. “I’m still angry.” “So am I,” he said, shutting the door behind him. “Angry you ran. Angry I let you.” Their silence was sharp. Tense. Breathing became the only language between them. Then, he moved. Crossing the room in three long strides, Kelvin gripped her face in both hands and kissed her, hot, deep, furious. His mouth devoured hers, tongue pushing past her lips, hands sliding into her hair as though he’
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