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It’s why I’m on the dark web right now, buying explosives.
I turn my attention back to the screen and scroll through the rest of LeifyMolotov’s messages. I have his name written down: Leif Holloway, and despite having that, I’ve come up with next to nothing about him in my search. This guy pinged my radar the first time he started commenting on old posts regarding explosives, and when I hit him up, he just asked me straight out if I had any TNT. Like this was a damn Tom and Jerry cartoon. I almost couldn’t believe my eyes.
I’m giving far too much away. First, my name, and now the fact that I know ASL. I’m such a loser. Michael must think so too. It’s why he doesn’t stop mocking me at all hours of the day.
He continues to squat down next to me, me still on my knees, trying like hell not to cry again. Too bad a single tear slips down my cheek. But before I can swipe it away, I feel his thumb touch my skin, dragging it away. I let out a soft gasp at the sensation of being touched by another person. A hot person. A hot man. Our eyes meet, and his lips part. I can’t help it. My insanity wins over, and something inside of me snaps. I crash into him, forcing him onto his ass, my legs straddling his lap as I slam my mouth onto his.
I lift my hand, adding it in ASL—the I-L-Y on my fingers forming into one single sign to convey this very big feeling in my chest. Thorne’s gaze slams into mine, and I see the intensity in those depths. I want to put my tea down, crawl into his lap, and suck on those lips, but before I can, I see movement in the distance. A critter waving at me from the fence post. My gaze narrows, and I shoot up. “Fucking Michael! He’s ruining the moment! He knew this was going to happen! He had this planned!”

