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I quickly grabbed a napkin to clean my face while my tongue was on fire. “Drink!” Heidi lifted my wine glass for me. I grabbed it from her hand and swallowed it quickly. She instantly grabbed a bottle and refilled it. I drank more, realizing halfway that I probably shouldn’t be drinking so much so quickly. “Weak!” Gigi yelled. “Not everyone has a high spice tolerance. It’s okay. We’ll break her in.” Heidi smiled. “If you haven’t noticed, we all love spicy.” “Sorry, Jasmine. I should have warned you.” Paige patted my back. “I sometimes forget how spicy we eat compared to normal people.”

The word is a breath. — It's a good start. He murmurs. Hate and desire are enemy brothers. They share the same room. The same bed. His other hand comes to rest on my hip, through the fine silk. The burn is immediate, electric. I gasp. A small sound I don't recognize. His eyes darken, grow more intense.

Charlie placed his bet on Remi’s low spice tolerance. Ping! [The Godfather is intrigued by the butter chicken sandwich’s polarising capsaicin level. You have been awarded 100 credits.] Thanks to the curious taste testers, Chatura's leftover butter chicken sandwich was not wasted. Although inconclusive, the votes were almost fifty-fifty, with girls finding it spicier than boys. “Whew! That was interesting,” Sasha admitted. “I’d never eaten anything so spicy.” Oritha groaned. Even after drinking so much water, the churning feeling in her stomach did not go away.

That means today Kyunghee will be late to pick up Hana. From a distance, the corner of my eye saw a shop selling tteokbokki with various levels of spiciness. I still remember, Hana used to love spicy food so much that she was able to break records by eating the spiciest level of tteokbokki, even sometimes she used to prank me by challenging me to a race to eat the damned food with her. Of course I'll never win against her because I don't like spicy food at all. My stomach will immediately hurt if I eat even a little of that spicy food.

What if someone planned this? What if this is punishment? I rub my hands together. Cold. It's always cold lately. He notices. He always notices. He slides his pinky toward mine. Just slightly. Barely touching. But enough. Enough to say: I’m here. Enough to say: you’re not alone. Enough to say everything without words. “Remember when we hated each other?” I whisper. He scoffs. “We were idiots.” “You called me spoiled.” “You called me heartless.”

, Sofia handed her the medicine, and exhaled, looking away. Still fearing that the beast might, torture her again for disobeying, Hazel took the pill, and gulped it silently. After sometime, she heard the sound of door being closed. Facing the sky, hugging the pillow, her lashes allow the bitter tears to fall on it. Indeed, hating was more lethal as compared to love. ............

I tell him through clenched teeth, cursing at myself for being this damn reactive to him. "I know, and I hate you so fucking much at this moment. I hate you and I will not care about the consequences of what I'm about to do to you. I hate you so fucking much that I will not hold myself back this time. I hate you so goddamn much and I'm going to ruin you for any man that isn't me. Not him. And not any goddamn other. " I have got to be sick in the head for those words to make my pussy clench against my fucking thong and my heart to beat wildly against my chest.

I growled, staring deep into his eyes, giving him a choice to hate me or love me. . . . Ray's P. O. V Hate me... The word resounded me in my ears a thousand times. But I couldn't do it. I couldn't see myself hating her. It was impossible. " I can't..." I muttered, still looking at her. " What did you say?" She asks me, her voice coming out as a whisper. " I can't.... Do it..... I can't hate you. I don't know how to." I said again, strongly this time, begging and hoping she'll understand. Then all of a sudden, she started hitting me in every place that was available.

Stephan approached the table, his eyes still wary and pulled a chair for me. He settled into his seat then took off the cover of the dishes. His eyes snapped to mine in an instant. “You hate spicy food.” He said calmly, his face covered with more suspicion. “Are you trying to kill yourself and frame me?” Sweat flowed down my back and gathered into the band of my skirt. “I..I don't hate it..” “You said it gave you a really bad reaction and you've steered clear of it throughout your stay here.” Fuck! Fuck!

The word stays there, almost, heavy, irritating, digging in more than it should, and I swallow it down like I do with so many other things, because it’s not worth it, because I can’t, because there are things I simply can’t do without everything falling apart, because hating him isn’t that simple when Sofi is in the middle of it and saying what I really think would cross a line I can’t come back from. So I just nod, controlled, short, and walk past him like none of it gets to me, like he didn’t just say exactly what he needed to get under my skin, even off the ice, like I don’t feel that pressure building in my chest every time I have to keep quiet. Behind me, he laughs, low, confident, almo