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I pressed the print button and watched, as the
documents Riley had sent me, printed out. “So foolishly in
love, doing foolish things, and protecting each other like a
fool.”
“What a pair!”
I grabbed the freshly printed papers in my hand. It was
time to put an end to all of this, and these papers were
everything I needed to do it.
“What are you going to do now?” Riley muttered. I could
sense the smile on her face, even though I couldn’t see it.
What am I going to do now? Well, that was simple.
With certainty and a firm determination, I closed my
laptop and grinned. “Fight for my man.”
I FOUND myself in front of Maddox’s house again. Unlike
last time, I wasn’t nervous or second guessing my decision.
I stood on the stairs outside the main door and called him –
this time, I didn’t bother hiding my caller ID.
His phone rang twice, before he picked up. “What do
you want?”
“Always so cheery, I see,” I taunted.
“Lila,” he warned.
“I need to talk to you. Come outside.” I killed the call,
without waiting for his response. I didn’t want to give him a
chance to say no.
But I guess, I forgot how stubborn Maddox could be.
I waited ten minutes in the cold.
Thirty minutes later, I sat on the stairs… waiting.
Tugging my jacket closer to my neck, I wrapped my shawl
over my mouth and nose.
I called him again. He didn’t pick up. I paced the
driveaway, up and down, left and right.