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Will, Michael, and Kai were my friends, and I’d walk through fire for any one of them. Will was the only one, though, who I was sure would walk through fire for me.
See him and Will??? Sign. Me. Up.
I just want you to also know”—I lowered my voice to a whisper—“that’s what red feels like. Anger and fury and heat and need so strong you’re a fucking animal, Winter. It’s primal.”
Oh he’s great.
“I’m gonna . . .” My mouth was so dry. “I’m gonna send you to jail.” His lips rested against my cheek, and I thought I felt his body shake with a silent sob. But as I fell into sleep and oblivion, his words were sharp and clear in my ear. “Then you better hope I never get out.”
Guys I have something seriously wrong with me. Why do I like this?!
But then Will spoke up, not looking at me. “Say you’re sorry,” he said.
When I tell you I cried.
I fucking loved her. Goddammit.
It’s giving “I love her. I hate loving her. It’s the great undoing of my heart as I know it.”
He met my eyes, starting to break down as his chin trembled. “Please, don’t . . .” he begged. “Please don’t leave me.” I clenched my jaw, shame washing through me all over again at what I let Trevor do to him. How I left him. How I would never have lived with it if anything had happened to him that night. I held the back of his neck and planted my forehead to his. “I never did,” I promised.
WAAAHHHHHHH
