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she wasn’t faking it or that call had been incredibly well timed

for Adalynn to duck out, just like she’d stopped and

backtracked in Vegas.

Cassia snatched her soggy sweater off the floor and

marched upstairs towards her room. She’d shower up there,

change, and go to bed. She wasn’t put off by Adalynn’s urge to

run away right when things got heated. Cassia had thought

about Adalynn for six months and then her accident, which

could also be called fate or something prettier if a person

believed in that kind of thing, had put her back in her life. This

time, she wasn’t letting her get away so easily. Next time,

she’d make sure Adalynn’s phone was off.

Cassia had always liked a challenge. She liked a mystery,

something she could unwrap and puzzle out. Something that

wasn’t easily attainable and meaningless. Adalynn was all of

those things. She said she wanted to be strong, but she kept

running away. She’d told Cassia that she wanted to try to be

brave, and then she took the easy way out. Change wasn’t easy

for anyone, and Adalynn had a lot at stake, but what good was

living your life to please other people?

Adalynn seemed like she was on the verge of discovering

something monumental about herself and Cassia was

determined to help her do it, or at least be by her side when it

happened. What they had was good. It was a connection that

hadn’t been severed. A few hours from a single night that had

lasted well over six months. They both felt it. Cassia had taken

a chance and come to South Carolina with Adalynn not just to

pay off her debt, but because she thought there could be

something more.

It was still there, that connection between them, burning and

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