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horror. “You’re hurt. Why didn’t you say something?” “It’s nothing, just a bruise.” Anger simmered in his eyes. “Who did this to you?”
“Will you help me? I know it’s a lot but—” “There are three things I love in this world. Reading, a challenge, and proving others wrong.”
“Firstly, you may call me Kane. King Ravenwood is a little formal from someone I’ve made blush as many times as you.”
I was furious with the man. So, so furious. But I also wanted to lick his neck. It was complicated.
My cheeks heated, sweat prickling at my hairline. Kane shot the man a look of pure venom. “I don’t believe the lady was finished speaking. You’d be wise to watch your tongue in her presence.”
“Yes, fine. We were—romantic. But then he left, and I didn’t think I’d ever see him again. I thought it was just for fun, not that he ever thought that way about me.” Kane softened slightly. “How could he not?”
am so sorry,” he said, his voice weary. “And for whatever it’s worth, you were incredible in the forum. As brilliant as you are beautiful.”
“No, of course not,” I said, shaking my head emphatically to further prove my point. “I don’t even know you.” The corner of his mouth quirked in a sly grin. “Well, when you’ve forgiven me for my outburst, we’ll have to remedy that.”
“I love to listen to you explain medicinal practices,” he purred. “And I’d love to listen to you fall off a cliff.”
“There is only true courage in facing what frightens you. What you call fear is indeed power, and you can wield it for good.” I looked down, deflecting his searching
“Yes,” he said, eyes still closed. “Why are you staring at me?” I looked away instantly. “I’m not.” “It’s only fair. I’ve stared at you. Most of the time, I can’t seem to look at anything else.”
“You’re very good at that.” “Good at what?” “Relentless positivity.” Humor twitched at my lips. “That doesn’t sound like a good thing.” “There is nothing more valuable in a world as dark as ours.”
“But if I recall, I’m ‘not exactly your type’?” His face twisted, dark brows pulling in. “I’m not sure what ever compelled me to say that.” “I think I had insulted you.” “Ah, one of the many attractive things you do so well.”
