Semua Bab Revenge In Silk Sheets: Bab 61 - Bab 70

The smell of grilled meat and a crackling fire drew Thea out of her cabin and towards the field behind main lodge. Seth tagged along, his eyes fixed on Thea in silence. After reminding him the basics of their agreement, she had brushed past him, got ready for the evening and walked right out without saying another word. Seth clenched his fists, the more he thought about his own words, the more irritated he felt.“My goodness, that smells really good!” Thea's voice perked him back to reality, his eyes settling on Celine on the field.The sun was beginning to set, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink. The field, now bathed in the warm glow of a small camp fire, was even more inviting. Celine was a master hostess ; she had a long table set up on the porch, covered with a tablecloth and occupied with different meals. Thea leans closer to Celine with a smile, one that Seth had surprisingly come to love. “Of course it does! Its a century old family recipe!” Celine chuckled.“Ther

“I'm exhausted. I need to go to bed.” Daisy announced, getting out of her seat.“Me too,” Arian adds. “I think Celine has something planned for tomorrow." Thea pulled away from Seth, her warmth leaving his body instantly. He wanted to pull her back in, he wanted this to last just a little bit longer. Seth glanced at his wristwatch and sighed, it was pretty late.“It's past midnight,” he announced.“Yup! That's my cue. See you all later, I guess.” Arian said, getting out of the seat. “Goodnight,” Daisy announced, a yawning escaping her mid-sentence. They all made their way to their separate cabins. They had fun hanging out with each other but it was time to rest. Thea and Seth were left to walk back to their cabin alone in silence, something she was starting to dread. Thea shuts her eyes as she takes careful steps through the grass, a feeling of content washing over her. She didn't have to think about her problems; she left them at the entrance to the resort, and it felt amazing.

Thea walked towards the main lodge, her fist clenched in annoyance. How could he say those things, kiss her so passionately and then pretend nothing happened?! After being so tender and gentle with her last night, he's going to act this way? Maybe she should give up. Seth is never going to admit it. Hell, how sure is she that he even feels anything for her? She spotted Daisy and Celine sitting on a plush couch by the fireplace, a pot of tea and some pastries on the low table between them. And standing across from Celine is a man dressed in a suit, a butler most likely. And behind him, Thea could see the queue of attendants behind him, luggage in hand. Thea exhaled, pushing back her frustrations as she walked closer to them. “Good morning Celine. Daisy.” Thea offered, forcing a small smile. “Thea!” Daisy called as soon as she laid eyes on her, a smile on her face. “I was just about to come look for you. We were worried when you didn't show up for breakfast." Thea offered a

Thea’s heart hammered against her ribs, did she hear that right? It felt surreal,like totally a dream and she'd wake up anytime soon.The water felt cool on her skin, the sun was hot and his grip around her was firm too. It wasn't a dream, it's all true.Thea pulled away from him, her eyes scanning his face as though in search of the distant man from this morning but Seth felt different. It looked different. "You remember?" she echoed, her voice betraying her. Seth's gaze remained fixed on her. "Yes,.""And this morning?" she pressed, her arms crossed over her chest, the water beading on her skin. "Ignoring me? Is that part of remembering?”He looked away for a moment, his jaw tightening. "I wasn't ignoring you.""You weren't?" she challenged, her voice firm. “What was it then?” she asked.“It's complicated.” He said simply.Thea sighed, she had enough of this. She turns to leave but Seth pulls her back, his arm firm around her wrist. “It was a reaction.” “To what? To admitting the

Thea sighed as she packed the last of her things into her box. Seth finished packing barely five minutes ago, his duffel bag lying on the floor, when he received a call from Arian and stepped out. She took one more look at the cabin, a small smile on her face, it's been great to say the least. Whatever was in this room, this cabin, or the resort that made Seth tell her things she didn't think possible. She was ready to go home, to return to her reality because this weekend had been nothing short of a fairytale. Thea got on her feet, pulling her box up with her. The door swung open and Seth walked in, eyes scanning the room silently.“You're ready?” “Yeah.” He nodded, reaching for his duffel bag. He swings it over his shoulder, one hand reaching for her box. “I can..” One look from him and she went silent. His hand replaced hers in the handle. They walked out to the field where their cars were already packed. Daisy was already waiting by the car, Celine was sitting in her own va