KISAREL."Can you stop already?" I pressed my palm against my forehead as I reached for the coffee pot."Non." Elgin followed me into the kitchen without missing a beat, barefoot, still in his oversized sleep shirt. He had obviously woken up this morning and decided that today was the day he was going to finish the conversation, regardless of whether I wanted to have it. "Not until you actually listen to me. And I mean listen, Arel. Not just hear and dismiss.""I am listening," I said, pouring my coffee without looking at him. "I have been listening since last night. I have listened so thoroughly that I could recite everything you've said back to you in chronological order.""Then why aren't you seeing it?""Because it doesn't make sense, Elgin." I turned to face him, mug in both hands. "You're talking about Ocean Stark. Cold, ruthless, unfeeling, heartless, gets-out-of-bed-in-the-morning-and-chooses-violence Ocean Stark. The man who took me apart in front of people. The man who calle
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