TATE Staring into his eyes, I felt my chest tighten with shame, repulsion and anger for the things that he did to me last night.I couldn't hold eye contact with him for long, so I glanced away.“Parker.” He called, his voice irritatingly gentle. “You’re awake. You must be hungry. Come sit and eat with me.”“I'm not hungry.” I said quietly, not looking up. “I'd like to go home now.” Patrick, who stood by my side, suddenly turned and left. Best guess is that this inhumane bastard has signalled him to leave.My breath grew heavier. My hands started to shake by my side. I don't think I can be alone with him.Not after last night.“Parker.” He called. “Look at me.” I didn't. I couldn't.“Parker.” He called again, his voice surprisingly gentle. “I said, look at me.” I still couldn't. Looking into those eyes replays the trauma of last night again and again in my head. It feels so suffocating.“Parker!” He barked, slamming his fist on the table, making me flinch hard. “I said, look at m
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