Ignore Her When She Pulls Away Novels & Stories

"I don't believe you don't realize the seriousness of the situation." "Forgive my denseness, but I don't understand why you are like this. I already said that nothing happened... so please forget what happened; put an adorable smile on your face and let's go say goodbye to my family," I suggested, wanting to grab her arm. "Don't touch me!" she said bitterly, pulling away. That hurt. Miranda made an almost imperceptible gesture toward the door. I heard the unmistakable sound of heels walking away. Okay, she faked her refusal. I let her pass by me before following her.

Her teeth bared. She pulled the dagger from her sleeve again, snarling. “You won’t leave me behind!” The blade came down. I twisted. It grazed my thigh but missed my stomach. Again, she tried. I kicked with my free foot, catching her chin. She slipped—but still held on. “Ever, stop!” I shouted. “You’ll fall!” She ignored me, raising the dagger for one final strike. I rolled my body sideways, hard. And then— Her grip faltered.

My skillful hands sensually caress her curves, climbing up her body and making her melt into me rapidly. Getting to the extreme heat of the moment, she suddenly pulls away from me and turns around to kiss me hard on the lips to which I respond powerfully, crushing her in my arms. But she pulls away again and I perceive the distress in her and ask, “What’s wrong?” “Henry, I’ve got to go. I have to pick up my cousin from the train station. Sorry,” She gives an apologetic smile and I groan. “Damn it…just when it’s getting to the best part…” I groan again and she giggles, rubbing my cheek to pacify me.

Eventually, I wiped my face with the back of my hand, breathing slowly, trying to reassemble something resembling control. “You should go,” I told her. She didn’t move. “You don’t get to push me away right now,” she said quietly. That surprised me. “I’m not…” “I know,” she said. “But you’re about to try.” She stood, smoothing her jacket, her expression returning to something controlled. Professional. Masked. “Just don’t ignore the next call,” she added. “I don’t like being right twice in one day.” She turned and walked away, her steps steady, her back straight.

She’s already batting her lashes and leaning a little too close to him. “So, are you new around here?” she asks him, twirling her hair around her fingers. He takes a step back, clearly unimpressed. Without a word, he grabs my hand and pulls me away, ignoring her shocked gasp. "If you know who that is, you would want to turn around and maybe say a few words or two. Just don't ignore her." I urge him, glancing back at her. "If you know what you are, you wouldn't care," he replies simply.

She pulled away slightly, breathing heavily. “We shouldn’t,” she said, pulling away. She waded away and held up her hand when I advanced toward her. I complied, yet I missed the warmth of her hand. “I have to think about Claire and you need to think about Clement.” Her eyes roamed down my wet body.

She cut me off immediately. "It's about her." Every muscle in my body tightened. She rose from her seat and started walking toward me. "Don't come any closer, Raya." She ignored me. A slow smile spread across her lips. "I thought you loved all of this." She turned slightly, swaying her hips. I immediately looked away. God. This woman never knew when to stop. I clenched my jaw and shut my eyes for a second. When I opened them again, I noticed her dress had somehow slipped lower.

She melted in my arms and finally she stopped crying. “ Good....” i said, as i pulled her back from the hug. Her gaze was fixed down. I held the back of her neck gently and traced my thumb finger on her lips. She gulped visibly. “ And there's something you should remember....” i whispered as my lips moved closer towards her lips. She leaned back as i moved closer. I smirked at her futile sturggles and, “ Remember.... You are not allowed to ignore me.... ” i husked seriously and she was looking at me in disbelief.

Engaging with her always ends up with my feelings hurt and right now I didn’t want to ruin my good mood. “Ignoring me won’t make me go away” she smirks. Right now I wanted to smack that smile off her face. I’m still hurt and mad at her for the stunt she pulled when she refused to shift. “I’m not ignoring you, just hoping you would go back to where you were hiding before” I replied through clenched teeth. Every time I think about how she abandoned me to die, I feel like beating the ever loving shit out of her. Because, seriously, how could she?

She is distracted, so deep in her mind that she doesn’t see me, and ends up being thrown a few feet away. I didn't mean to hit her, I didn’t mean to hurt her. It was a small jab but I feel … something when she slowly gets off the ground and faces me. She doesn’t look like she is hurt and relief floods me. What? She avoids eye contact when Max leaves and I bet she is going to bolt right after her. But all she does is walk over to the stalls set for shifts and she starts dressing once she is back to her human form, ignoring me the whole time.