AVAI didn’t turn immediately.He stepped closer, moving in front of me. His hand slide from my wrist to my arm, pulling me back so I had to face him.He looked both confused and concerned.“What is it?” he asked.“Nothing,” I said. It came out too quickly.I tried to pull my hand free, turning to walk away, but he didn’t let go.“Ava.”I avoided his eyes, “I said I’m fine.”I tried again to move, but his grip tightened on my arm. He exhaled, then he stepped closer.“I’m not good with this,” he said in a low tone.That made me pause.“I don’t read things the way other people do,” he continued as his gaze fixed on me. “So if something is bothering you…say it.”“I told you, it’s nothing,” I said again, but this time it didn’t sound as convincing.He watched me for a moment, then loosened his grip a little. “You’re lying,” he said and my chest tightened immediately.“I’m not-”“You are, you tried to walk away without looking at me,” he continued. “You’re avoiding me now.”I looked down,
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