The door swung open, and there she was.
After all this time.
I should’ve turned around and walked right out. But my feet were rooted to the floor. The sight of her twisted something inside me, a mix of fury and regret. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” I hissed under my breath. She hadn’t seen me yet, but I could already feel the old rage bubbling up—rage for what she did, rage for how much I still wanted her.
And when her eyes finally met mine, I knew—I was screwed all over again.
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