In Love, Never Say Never

I heard her footsteps as she waltzed up to me. “His injuries look rather serious, so I’m surprised that he recovered this quickly. It’s just as well, so my courtesy call doesn’t come to waste.”

With that, she received the fruit basket from her agent and pushed it in front of us. “Oh, the traffic accident was a prank taken too far on my part. I hope we can see an amicable resolution to this. Let’s take it that it never happened.”

Her flighty tone told me that she was not at all apologetic.

This was not an olive branch. It was obvious that all she wanted was for us to turn a blind eye to it.

My face dimmed as I spoke coldly, “Who let you out?”

“Of course, it was the protector of the people, the lovable boys in blue.” Rebecca shrugged wantonly before she loosened her grip and outright chucked the fruit basket aside. She then leaned in with brazenness. “So long as I draw breath, you can expect no peace!”

“Enough!” My fists tightened until they trembled. “I’ll say this once again. I’m not Scarlett Stovall. Even if I was, you’ve no right to treat anyone this way!”

“Hmph,” Rebecca sneered, then stood herself upright with arms akimbo. “You’re afraid, Scarlett, as you should be.”

She paused before she laughed even more gleefully at this point. “The last time was just the appetizer. Look forward to the full course!”

and strutted off in the most pompous manner possible. “We’ll meet again, Scarlett. Very

tone sounded like she was doing a lap of

confronted her had Marcus not held me by the wrist. “Calm down. She meant to provoke you. It’s better to not act impulsively because we

…..

how he had just recovered from

first intersection when our cab

intentions. However, our driver was so unnerved as he articulated himself properly, “Who… Don’t be stupid… This is a

the driver’s threats. It took them no effort to drag him out of the driver’s seat and have him

to the backseat and located my position with pinpoint accuracy. “Make it easier

looks. We were sure that neither of us had any clue as to what was going on. “I’ll cooperate, but first things first.

time and had not fully recovered. Now that trouble had come knocking again, I was

to want to speak up, but I quietly pinched him in on the wrist,

quite certain that these people were not in cahoots with Rebecca. She would not be so banal as to

was someone who always acted honorably. He would always either get someone to check in first whenever he needed to call on me or send Joseph to pick me up. He was not one to employ such a manner of