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“Are you?” I swallowed. “My birthday was a few days ago.” “I’m thirty-two, kotyonok.”
She had a soft heart. I didn’t want to destroy it. I wanted it in the palm of my hand.
I finally understood Gianna’s words. In this world, things weren’t black and white. I preferred yellow anyway.
“Don’t worry, kotyonok . . .” He leaned in and nuzzled my neck, his warm breath raising goose bumps on my skin. “Ya vyyebu vsyu lozh iz tebya.”
“As much as I wish otherwise, there is nothing about you I could find gross.”
The moonlight loved her. But not as much as my shadows. “Ti slishkom ideal’naya chto bi byt’ nastoyashchey.”
“You wanted my misery, but I’m giving you my forgiveness,” I breathed, voice thick. “When you let me go, I won’t turn you in even though I should. I can’t be the person to send you back to prison . . .” I inhaled raggedly. “I’ll walk away when this is over and I won’t look back—though not because I hate you but because I don’t. Not even a little bit . . .”
“If you want to turn me in, so be it. I’d go back to prison for you, kotyonok, but when I get out, there’d better be an ocean between us.”
A tear ran down my cheek. “I’m not even a good person.” “Kotyonok . . .” Ronan chuckled. “My dick’s inside you, and you’re crying about your papa.”
“You DON’T get to die for me, kotyonok.” His eyes crucified me. “If anyone dies between us, it will be ME. Do you understand?” I didn’t understand, so I shook my head. “Then let me make it clear for you,” he said, the shadows in his eyes flashing. “You would survive without me. You would move on.” His tone roughened. “I can’t imagine a world where you and all your fucking yellow doesn’t exist. So if you die, you’ll take me with you. Your sacrifice would mean nothing, kotyonok. NOTHING.”
If she would have died and taken all her sunshine with her . . . fuck. The idea made me sick and made me see red at the same time.

