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I daren’t.
The air has been sucked clean from my lungs, fear trickling up and down my spine.
“I love you, Kennedy.” His gaze slides to mine, trapping me in his darkness. “I love you so fucking much. I don’t know what I’d do if you left me. I’m nothing without you, baby. Nothing. Come here.” He yanks my arm sharply and my body falls into his. He roughly grabs my face and leans down.
“The thought of just losing you... it makes me feel unstable,” he grits out, his eyes so dark they swallow me up.
“I’m right here.” I force the words out over the lump in my throat. “I’m right here.” Pressing my hand to his cheek, I hope it’s enough to pacify him. But Warren grips my chin and before I can stop him, crashes his mouth down on mine. His tongue plunges past my lips, almost choking me, as he kisses me angrily.
It hurts, his grip on my face, his deep, unrelenting licks. I can’t breathe, and tears trickle down my cheeks as I try to claw at his chest to get him to let up a little.
“Fuck, Ken, you get me so fucking hard.” He rasps the words against my lips, finally letting me up for air. The sound of his zipper makes all the hairs along the back of my neck stand to attention.
“I need your mouth on me, baby.”
I stare at him, disbelief shooting through me. “H-here? But we’re in the middle of the store parking lot.”
“No one can see. And if they can, that’s on them. I need you, Kennedy.” He grabs my hand and forces it to his hard length. My stomach churns and I have to fight the urge to gag.
“Wrap that pretty little mouth around me, baby, and show me how much you’ve missed me.”
I’m going to puke.
Right here, all over him, I’m going to expel my morning coffee.
Oh God.
This can’t be happening.
What did you think would happen?
“We should wait until later,” I rush out, forcing a smile. “Where we can have some privacy.”
His eyes narrow dangerously. “Feel that.” He thrusts into my hand. “I’m hard for you now. You got a problem suck—"
A knock at the passenger window startles us, and I glance back to find Levi Miller frowning.
“Fucking cockblock,” Warren grumbles, fixing his jeans.
I scooch over and open the door. “Levi, what a surprise.” My eyes widen as I climb out, hoping he’ll understand.
“Kennedy? What are you—"
“Hey, Miller. What’s up?” Warren comes around to us and hooks his arm around my shoulder.
“Nothing, man. Just wanted to say hey is all. Will I see you at school tomorrow?” I can read between the lines of his question, but I don’t have the chance to tell him I’m not sure because Warren beats me to it.
“Of course she will. Why wouldn’t she be?” he says coolly.
“I... uh, no reason.” Levi smiles. “Guess I’ll see you tomorrow then.”
“Yeah, see you.” My heart deflates as he walks away. I want to yell at him to stay, to take me with him and keep me safe. But people are reluctant to get all up in other people’s business in the Heights. I know Levi and Conner are friends, and maybe he’ll call or text him after seeing me, but I’m under no illusions that he’ll try to intervene. It’s just not how things are done around here.
“What’s his problem?” Warren asks as he guides me toward the store.
“Who, Levi?”
“Yeah,” he grunts. “I didn’t like the way he was looking at you.”
