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“You need to be less obvious when you drift off. We all do it but I can’t let that slide without a reprimand in my class. And I don’t want to bring attention to you.” Corvina bit the inside of her cheek. “Why?” “Because you’re bewitching,” he murmured, his eyes roving over her entire face. “And I don’t want others fantasizing about you during my class.”
“You have some nerve,” she spat out in a low voice, the rage in her body making her shake. “You tell me not to expect anything, that you don’t get attached. You fuck me and ignore me for weeks, and then you corner me and demand to know if I’ve been with anyone else, like you have some kind of right?” she hissed. “What the fuck is wrong with you?”
He leaned forward, the danger rippling off his body crashing into hers, making her push back into the shelf. “He wants you.” Corvina stayed silent, shooting daggers at him with her eyes, her heart crashing in her chest. He came closer, planting a soft kiss on her nose piercing. “He can’t have you.”
“They just identified the body we found in the shack,” Ajax told her, his eyes somber. “Five foot three female, died two years ago from blunt force trauma to the head, burned postmortem sometime in the last two months to make her harder to identify.” “Okay,” Corvina drawled, not understanding where this was going. “The dead woman is Jade Prescott.”

