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she was just uninterested in spending all her time talking about things over which she had no control.
“Guess we’re doing this the hard way,” she quipped as she ducked out of the way and landed another powerful kick to his side.
His voice was sin and decadence wrapped up in a cool timbre.
“You should see what they get up to in chapter fifty-five,” she said before she could stop herself. Book recommendations were clearly her weakness.
“No, Rose. I want you to remember every one of our interactions.”
“You obviously carry a great deal of past pain with you. So much so that you hide your very nature. And yet you still have this unbelievable determination to take care of people. I’ve never met anyone like you. I want to know more about you, Rose, and the only way I can think to earn that is by giving a little of myself.”
“Telling a woman that I’ve been unable to share enough of myself to have a public romantic partner in eight years doesn’t sound like the information you lead with for a relationship.”
“This is a fake relationship, Luc. My judgment of you doesn’t matter.” “Funny, isn’t it, that I find that it does,” Luc replied.
“Even as a child, Aaron had this unique ability to read in any setting. No matter what chaos erupts around him—screaming, crying, laughing—he doesn’t hear it when in the company of a good book.”
On cue, he responded, “I assure you that I could be every bit as satisfying as the pastry.” His smile held a laugh now as he made his way toward her.
