he pain radiated through her abdomen, making her ears ring. She gripped the edge
half-raised from where he had pushed her. A flicker of panic cr
r tears were still flowing, but her eyes
as a short, sharp sound that
legs trembled, but she locked her knees. "You know what? Maybe you're
a walked right past him. She stopped directly in front of Cassand
ack, her hands gri
iss. "The tears. The trembling. But I know what you really are, Cassand
eyes. She reached out and grabbed Kahlil's sleeve. "Ka
rabbed Bianca's upper arm, pulling her away
nt a fresh wave of nausea through her, but the adrenaline kep
or telling the truth? Or for not being th
ting distance between her
ry you have to resort to such pathetic schemes because you're too weak to fight for anything honestl
her looking sickly. Bianca's words had hit the exact, bleed
He stepped toward Bianca. "How
n the silent room. "Look at her, Kahlil. Look at how she's acting. Th
t her clothes! That sheer top, the low neckline. Is that what
e neckline dipping low enough to show the curve of her breasts. At Bianca's words
inked. A sudden, uncomfortable realization hit him. He quickly lo
tion. Her voice dropped to
stay out of my business. If you want a divorce so badly, then give me on
ery step sent a shockwave of pain through her stomach, but sh
assandra sat frozen in her wheelchair, her chest h
words echoed in his skull. Walk away wit
k at Cassandra. He noticed the sheer fabric. He noticed the lack of real
to your room. Now." His voice was flat, devoid
horror. "Kahlil... you bel
the floor. "Go to your room, Cassandra
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