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he said, already moving toward it, pulling it open, the afternoon air rushing in sharp and immediate. We stepped out into the narrow back yard and Kevin pulled the door shut behind us, his hand finding my arm steering me toward the side gate, fast and quiet, and I could hear the front door being worked from the street, not a knock anymore, something more deliberate, more certain, the sound of people who had stopped pretending they were here to talk. We got through the side gate and onto the back street and Kevin said "run" and I didn't argue. We ran. Half a block, a full block, Kevin's hand still on my arm pulling me into the gap between two buildings where we pressed flat against the wall a

Kevin mumbled to himself, his voice a mix of indifference. ‌ "I’m down here at the first floor! Stupid guards wouldn’t let me go up!" Vanya's second message followed. ‌ "Well, isn't she persistent?" Kevin thought, his mind straying from the conversation at hand. ‌ As Kevin's attention wavered, Gregory seized the opportunity to weave his web of distraction. Gregory, a master of manipulation, approached Kevin with practiced charm. ‌ "Kevin, my friend, splendid to see you engrossed in this riveting discussion," Gregory smirked.

Kevin- kavya? Kevin- listen. Just listen to your heart. Tears rolling down my cheeks. A little voice holding me back shouting No. But my whole self wanted to say yes. Its finally time, you can't delay more. I want this. NO . Shouted a voice again. Me- Yes. Kevin- yes what? Kevin - Are you serious? Kevin- Really? I laughed with tears in my eyes. The voice still shouting no. Me- YES. I want to be yours.

Kyle pushed. “We have done it many times! Your security has holes!” Kevin laughed and I pushed another ball in at his other knee. “YOU STUPID MOTHER FUCKING BASTERED!” Kevin yelled as he wasn’t expecting it. “Where is he?” I asked. “This is the last time I am asking!”

I followed suit, walking behind him as he went towards the gates. Two hefty men stepped out and blocked the gates. I slowed to a halt, wondering why they were taking such a stance but Harvey was unstoppable. He pushed the first man out of the way, caught the other man by the fist and sent a punch flying into his guts. The second man came after him but he was fast enough to catch him by the throat. He tossed him out of the gates, sending him flying into the pole beside me. I flinched to the side before hurrying after Michael.

“I . . . I didn’t know. I . . . ” “Well,” said Kevin. “Now you do. You’re not to associate with a foreigner. And stay away from that neighborhood. Do I make myself clear?” Jeff’s hands shook. He slid them between his legs and the chair so Kevin wouldn’t see. “But I don’t understand . . . ” “Is that clear?” The force with which Kevin stood caused his chair to slide into the counter. Lori stopped what she was doing but never took her eyes off the stovetop.

In the beginning, I thought that he just needed more time to adjust but now… I couldn’t help but wonder if something was wrong… “Where are you going?” Kevin’s musical voice sounded behind me. But, instead of stopping I increased my pace. He caught up within few minutes and stood right in front of me, blocking my path. He cupped my face and asked in a concerned voice, “What is wrong?” Looking into his eyes, I countered, “You tell me Kevin… is there something you want to tell me?” His face turned pale. He looked so defeated that I almost took back my words… He lowered his eyes and stuttered, “I don’t know how to say this, Kiara… I… I… ummm…”

"Please... please just let me go!" Seeing her finally break—or so he thought—Kevin let out a hollow, haunting laugh. He ran his hand over her cheek, his touch making her skin crawl. "Such a exquisite face. Such a perfect body. It’s a waste that men like Liam and Xavier Grayson got to enjoy it first." Chloe felt a wave of nausea hit her, but she bit her tongue. "You..." "Shut up!" Kevin’s face turned a violent shade of purple. He grabbed her by the throat, his voice a jagged rasp. "If it wasn't for you, my father wouldn't be in prison! If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have been..."

Kevin wasn’t just creepy—he was unhinged. “Let me go, Kevin,” I demanded, trying to push past him, but he blocked my way, his grin widening as if he was enjoying my fear. His voice lowered, taking on a menacing edge. “You’re not going anywhere. I’ll make sure of that.” Just when I thought things couldn’t get worse, just as the panic was about to overwhelm me, a voice rang out through the darkness, cutting through Kevin’s threats like a blade. “LEAVE HER.”

“You can’t do this! I love you! I’ve always loved you!” I listened to the words he had waited a lifetime to say, and all I felt was bitter irony. I turned back to the window, looking out. The sunlight was warm; the sky was a clear blue. Travis came to my side and gently held my hand, his palm warm and dry. “It’s all over now,” he said. I smiled at him. Yes. It was all over. Leo’s screams faded into the distance until they disappeared completely. My world had finally arrived at true, unclouded clarity.