He didn’t answer right away. His helmet hung loosely at his side, his dark eyes studying me like he was trying to read every thought running through my head. Then, finally, he said in that low, gravelly tone that always made my heart trip, “Because, Kianna, I always know where you are.”I blinked, caught off guard. “That’s not an answer….” I muttered.“It’s the only one that matters,” he cut in. “You promised to stay inside, Kianna. Do you have any idea what could’ve happened if I hadn’t come?”“Oh, please,” I snapped, crossing my arms. “It was just dinner with a friend. Not a gunfight.”He stepped closer, eyes narrowing. “A friend?” His voice was calm, but the dangerous kind of calm that sent a chill up my spine. “You mean Lysander?”I frowned. “Yes, Lysander. What’s your problem with that?”His jaw tightened. For a second, he looked like he was trying to hold something back, then he finally spoke.“There’s something off about him.”I scoffed. “Off? He’s literally the only normal p
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