Kill Switch by Penelope Douglas

I tried to move toward her. “Winter.” But I didn’t know
what to say. Instead, I shouted at Kincaid who just stood there
with his hands all over a nearly naked girl. “GGet her some
fucking clothes!” I told him.
Oh, Jesus. He was having me arrested.
But I didn’t care about that as much as I worried that she
wasn’t responding to me. Please don’t leave me.
“Winter, listen to me,” I said. “It’s not what you think.”
“It’s Damon Torrance?” she asked the other men.
“You didn’t know?” her father asked. “You didn’t know
who this was?” And then he glared at me, baring his teeth as
the full measure of what had happened between us sunk in.
“What did you do?”
“Winter, listen to me,” I pleaded.
But she started sobbing and covering her mouth with a
hand. “GGet out!” she screamed, backing up into Kincaid and as
far away from me as she could. “GGet him out! GGet him out!”
Ashby hauled me up, blood dripping from my lip.
“Winter, please.” I begged.
“No more!” she put her hands over her ears, backing up
into the wall. “Just die and leave me alone!”
She raged, and the backs of my eyes burned, but I watched
as she buried herself in Kincaid’s chest, shielding herself from
me like I was going to hurt her.
Like I was a monster.
Just die and leave me alone.
“I hate you!” she growled. “You’re a horror, and you had
to lie, because you knew I’d never want you! No one would
ever love you! GGet out!”
Kincaid pulled her in, putting a blanket around her shaking
body as she cried.
“Don’t let him near me again,” she pleaded. “Please, don’t
let him touch me.”