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There were two Knight Coles. One was mine. The other everyone else’s.
I wasn’t hung up on Luna Rexroth, who’d friend-zoned me so fucking hard even my nocturnal emissions were platonic at this point.
The notion that I could forget her just went to show he’d never been in love.
I was a little shy of six-three now, with the width of an industrial washing machine, hard and muscled head to toe.
If you’re here to pick a fight, wait till I’m done with the party. I’ll climb up to your room, and we can talk shit out. Oh, wait, that’s right. You don’t talk.”
My parents had loved each other in secret for over a decade. They still believed in star-crossed lovers and fairytales coming true.
Knight was not a good guy. He wasn’t even a decent one. But he’d been my protector. My savior. My guardian angel.