Second Chances Don’t Look Like You
After her true love betrays her, a woman finds herself drawn to the one man she never expected—his own hands. As she navigates the wreckage of her past and the dangerous pull of a new connection, she must decide whether love can be rebuilt from the ashes of betrayal.
of guilt hit me could he really tell answer me he reached for my chin but i swerved away i took a step back frowning is that any of your business jack opened his mouth speechless i kept staring at him coldly who are you to care so much he said those exact words to me a few days ago them back made him freeze mia is this some new tactic he rubbed his temples suddenly looking
relieved your attitude is getting worse fine i'll let it slide i watched him talk to himself he was so annoying and smarmy ethan would never say something so arrogant my phone buzzed and my mood lifted my parents aren't home this afternoon what are we eating jack rolled up his sleeves and headed for my kitchen i unlocked my phone but before i could even say a word a sweet voice
voice chimed in from outside. Jack, are you home? It was Avery. I lazily looked up. Jack froze and looked back at me in panic. She kept calling, so I walked to the window. I poked my head out. Avery stood at Jack's door, holding breakfast. She was looking around expectantly. I didn't her. See? I rejected her. I don't know why she's here. I turned to look at him. Beads of
broke out on his forehead. Jack's voice trembled, frowning. He shoved his phone at me to their texts desperate for me to believe him i've got plans you don't need to cook the room went dead silent jack's eyes looked dangerously dark i already explained are you throwing another fit i was speechless i told you a million times your life is none of my business i don't care who you
hang out with isn't this exactly what you always wanted his face hardened fine he turned and walked