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But Edward didn’t even seem to hear me, his fiery kiss only growing more relentless as he pressed in closer, refusing to let me escape.

My mind went completely blank, my breath stolen away until my face burned hot and red.

My fingers, meant to push him away, lost all strength from the lack of air–before I knew it, I was gripping his shoulders, clinging to him instead.

Only after he’d had his fill did Edward finally pull back, taking in my panicked expression. He reached out and gently brushed his fingers against my cheek. “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have done that.”

I was speechless. ‘Is he really doing the whole “hurt you then hand you a candy” routine? That’s so old–school.

“Next time… I’ll ask for your permission first,” he said, smirking devilishly when he saw how breathless and flustered I was.

“There better not be a next time,” I said, a mix of anger and fear in my voice. “I told you, we can’t take this any further.”

“Do you hate me?” Edward asked, his gaze suddenly going dark and hollow, like all the stars had vanished from his eyes.

I froze, my mouth hanging open, but no words came out.

like a wild animal–dangerous and unpredictable–always putting

inside me, I

like me either, right?” Edward said, sitting back down with a sense of loneliness, looking off to the side. “You like


by liking someone–it’s like there’s a

like right now–if Edward didn’t keep creating chances for us to meet,

him.

do you even define liking someone, or

meant to be together, they’ll find each other–no

extra words.

love is nothing

looked genuinely hurt and just went

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He’d brought me here to protect me, and


have to compare yourself to him? Does it

now.

a wry, self–mocking smile. “Maybe I just want to know, you know? Ryan and I are a generation apart, but when we were kids, we actually played together a lot. I’m nine years older than him, so when he was just starting to figure things out, I was still a kid too. We competed over all

the older one,

it’s normal to compete as kids because we’re immature, but if you’re still doing it as an adult… does that mean you’re still not grown up?”

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