She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

Scarlett’s POV

Lilith needs money.

She never shows that part of her life to us. She is the kind of person who would take a student loan and three part–time jobs and never mention it to us. But she paid up that loan already and she just got a decent job. What could make her come for money like this?

“What’s the plan?” Lucas asks, his eyes on the fight, “I understand your worry, but your friend has the upper hand.”

“She just took a punch!” I hiss at him.

“Well, it’s still a fight,” Lucas rolls his eyes, his tone admiring: “She’s tough though. She would rather take a harder blow with her body rather than one on her face. To hide her secret, I assume?”

I lower my eyes, can’t look at the fight anymore.

I don’t know what to do. I have always respected her decision on this matter, but if she is taking such a risk for money, is it still okay to not intervene? But even if I wanted to help, I don’t know if I could, or if she would even take it. Telling her that I know about this might end up only hurting her.

“Let’s find those two first,” I turn around, mainly just to escape from the ring, “I want to know what they are here for.”

And I want to know what Oliver Scott meant by Lilith being Damian Vanderbilt’s “pet“.

too much time, making our way to them through the crowd did. They sat on the highest seat, close the range. Their fancy, spotless suits made them stand out from the

taunting, “You pay your woman so poorly

something, but it’s drowning in a wave of cheering

going to help?” Oliver Scott exclaims in surprise, “I thought

I look up, but it’s hard to see anything from under the seats. I exchange an angry look with Lucas, but he shakes his

Scott suggests in a joking tone, “She gets money AND you

cold and impatient, “She is MINE.” His voice

scary power of warning.

Scott laughs, nudging Damian Vanderbilt with his shoulder in a taunting tone:

being TO0 possessive. Do you think I would help if she’s

this,” Concluding, Damian Vanderbilt stands up, buttoning his

do have something you

laugh in his voice is obvious, “But I don’t want to miss YOUR

Vanderbilt turns around, apparently giving him a

you call off this whole crowd? I might as

frown. I have heard enough. Lilith doesn’t deserve to be treated as a “pet“, and even if she’s willing, he is not being

way for me. But then, Damian Vanderbilt’s words stop