The Luna Choosing Game
Chapter 208
Seeing it hurt me in ways I couldn’t have imagined before.
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He’d kissed me in the hallway. He’d almost kissed me in self–defense practice.
I hadn’t considered he would be kissing other people too.
“Piper…” he said again, softer.
I couldn’t even bear to look at him. I turned my shoulder to him and dropped my gaze to the floor.”
Please go clean up. Then we can talk.”
He was rarely uncertain, but he shifted awkwardly on his feet now. “Very well. I’ll be right back.” He
turned toward the door, and I did not look up again until he had walked through it.
Both Mark and Charlotte were looking at me. I felt judged.
Charlotte glanced away but Mark didn’t. He didn’t say anything, didn’t even hold an expression, but I
disapproval radiating off of
in my heart, I understood
had been doing it with, he had
here and make sure I was okay. In order
of a bad situation. I knew, maybe better than anyone, the amount of pressure he was under to
unkind to
your handkerchief?”
a soft blue folded bit of fabric. I accepted
moment,” I said, and rushed out the
gone far. He was only a few steps
it all,” he
I approached behind
sound of my voice, and quickly turned. His eyes met mine, but
handkerchief and wiped away the remaining
lips and chin
stood very still
I finished, I slowly lowered my hand. “I’m sorry,” I said. “It’s not my place to keep you from the other girls. But when I thought of you with them…. I’m sorry.”
Nicholas said. His voice was monotone. His face, impassive. He
out of sheer embarrassment, but I couldn’t.
unfair to want to keep you for myself, when
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