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He smirks. “You mean, the recording you made, illegally, without my consent? It’ll never hold up in court.”
My heart sinks. I can’t believe he’s escaped justice so easily.
I can’t believe I thought I had the better of him.
Sebastian leans closer. Like a predator eying his prey. “Avery Carmichael…” he murmurs it softly. “You were playing me from the start, weren’t you? That poker game, the innocent act… It was all part of your plan. To win my trust, for a chance to have your revenge.”
I think fast for some excuse, some lie to cover my tracks, but we’re long past the lying now.
I raise my chin and meet his gaze, defiant.
“Yes,” I answer. “It was all pretend. I never even liked you. I faked everything.”
Sebastian chuckles dangerously. “Oh, but noteverything. I know how you taste, darling. Remember? How your sweet cunt feels clenching on my cock, the way your eyes roll back when I made you my little whore. You couldn’t fake that.”
“But I hated myself for it,” I vow angrily. “Every moment you were touching me, I wished I didn’t feel a thing.”
“Well, that makes two of us now, doesn’t it?” Sebastian replies, reaching out to grip my jaw. “And if you thought you’d seen me angry before—"
BOOM!
A deafening explosion suddenly tears through the plane, sending us both sprawling to the floor.Oh my god! The plane dips, dangerously lurching, and to my horror, I see flames out of one window, the right wing crumpled and going up in smoke.
“Sebastian!” I scream, clawing to hold on to a seat as freezing cold air rushes into the cabin, and the whole plane shaking and tossing around like it’s made of paper.
“Hold on!” he yells, covering me with his body, protecting me as the plane shakes and dips. He pulls me towards the cockpit. I struggle after him, terror whirling in my chest.
“What do we do?” I cry, panicking.
He stumbles back into the pilot’s seat. His movements are frantic as he pushes buttons and checks the instruments. “I can’t get control. We’re going down!”
Oh my God.
“Sit down and buckle up!” Sebastian yells at me, as he takes a hold of the yoke and yanks it violently. “We’re going to have to emergency landing!”
I do what he says, fumbling with the belt in panic. I can see the dark mountains rearing up ahead of us, the snowy forests barely lit by our flashes of light. They’re coming too fast. Too close.
“Sebastian!” I scream again, as we plow into the forest, the sound of crunching glass and metal deafening as the crushing impact sends me reeling.
And everything goes black.
