Todos os capítulos de Dangerous Affection: The billionaire and the college girl.: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 14

RAVEN. I sat in the diner with Daya, my mind wandering. I hadn't told her about what I saw while hacking for Xavier. Why? I don't know. She only knew about the $50,000. It still felt surreal—having that much money, like it was all mine. I’d sent $10,000 to Racheal, my sister, to start up a business. I made her promise not to tell Mom and Dad. She was surprised but still happy. Ever since LA, I’d been carrying this heavy knot in my chest. The things I said, the way I acted—it had been eating at me. Maybe sending Racheal the money was my way of patching the wound, of easing the guilt just a little. At least with her, I knew it wouldn’t go to waste. Racheal was smart, grounded—she’d make something of it. Unlike Lisa. I let out a long breath. Lisa… I’d sort of apologized to Racheal, in my own way, even if I hadn’t said the words outright. But Lisa—I hadn’t even called her yet.Maybe I’d been too harsh in LA. I shouldn’t have been so mean to them. I sighed again. “Everything oka

RAVEN Would you think me naïve if I admitted I believed running into Dem had been a coincidence? After everything that happened today, I convinced myself his presence in my life was some kind of divine intervention—like a guardian angel sent to protect me. The moment he pulled me away from Marco, that suspicion I once had— that he might be following me—slipped quietly to the back of my mind. Gratitude does that to people. When someone shields you, you start rewriting the story in your head, painting them in softer colors. In LA, I thought we were simply in the same place at the same time. The second encounter? I told myself it was pure chance. And what happened today, I let myself believe it. But now, the truth began to dawn. Dem’s subtle smirk confirmed it. “So it wasn’t a coincidence?” I asked, turning to him. He shrugged, offering no apology.I looked at Xavier, heat rising in my chest. “Why’d you send Dem to follow me?” Xavier’s smile was maddeningly unreadable. “Because I w