Vengeance of the Fallen Heir: From Cell to CEO
If someone was trying to send a message then I wasn’t going to sit around, anxiously, waiting for the next one.
Alina stood in front of me, her brows slightly drawn together in curiosity and her lips pushed out like a child’s. Dressed in a loose one hand dungaree and butterfly striped shirt with her hair in a messy top knot that looked like she only spent ten seconds doing it, cute was an understatement. I tugged at one of the flyaway strands of hair, sticking out from near her ear.
“See, you’ve got whiskers. Hairline whiskers.” I chuckled, feeling a pang of pain squeeze my chest. I hadn’t lost her yet the feeling that I might was there like I already did.