d, with Dante's last words still echoing in my ears. His voice ran deeper than u

do not

still see the dangerous glint in his eyes glaring at me, laying claim at what he had discarded years ago. He didn't what other men touching me, I didn't want other wom

I was better. I knew I couldn't stay, not with him closer than ever now that Vivianna was getting married to his cousin. Not with the h

hes back in when Vivianna barged into my room without even the decency of a knock, I stop

as going to share with me but my selfish act was ruining the sister bonding. She held no wine glasses, so it was obvious she wan

orry V

eep her tone light but the undertone of annoyance was glaring brightly. I felt the pang of guilt in my chest, con

– " I tried to stay but she cut throug

ou can't stand to be in the same room with your ex husb

secrets – dangerous secrets that I wouldn't be able to keep if I kept flocking around Dante and giving him the opportunities to lay cla

he blurted out, catching me off gu

don't – it's com

ind of resignation but I could still see the defiance in her eyes, the annoyance and the fact that she

how it is with the men in our town, a mere divorce is not going to keep Dant

t ignore him until

and Dante's threat was as good as a promise. I couldn't let him deep his fangs into the suppleness of my flesh

my opened box and rushed to her, taking her hands in mine, cupping the heat of my face wi

en do you leave?

. I booked the

ords escaping them. Her eyes bored into mine and she was daring me to say no. The words were just at the tip of m

ante was going to be there, I was sure of it and taunting me with his presence. His piercing eyes watching me, following me with

at me and she was right. It was

o tell me about this secret that is so terribl

e years ago, I had boarded the plane to Paris knowing fully well I was pregnant with Dante's child

tell her that, and r

o