Little Liar (The Web of Silence Duet, #2)

by Leigh Rivers

He crashed his way into my love for him, and he’s still there.

Without her, there wouldn’t be any point in taking one more breath.

But what you are to me is something more than any words can explain. If someone found a way to remove you from existence, I would burn the world before making sure my soul found yours in the afterlife.

I don’t know how to beat them, he signs, his nostrils flaring, angry at his own words. I’m one man. But I’ll fight. For you, I’d do anything.

He frowns. I wouldn’t let you die for anyone. Not even me.

What would she do if she knew I was nothing but a little liar?

I love you now. I loved you yesterday. When we were kids. When we were teens. When you had me thrown in jail and when I found you again. I’ll love you tomorrow. Next month. Next year. When you’re mothering my child. And when we’re old and gray, I’ll love you even more, because I’ll have had a fucking lifetime to fall more and more in love with you. Is that enough for you, Olivia? Do you need more from me?