He grinned. The bastard actually grinned like my panic was dessert.
“Keep talking. Because the second I shut you up, kitten, you’re going to remember who you should have been afraid of all along.”
“Now open your f*****g legs!” Darren growled. He leaned closer, his shadow swallowing mine, his eyes glinting like a storm about to break loose over the entire world.
“No, Darren!” I snapped back. I shoved at his chest with both hands, though he was solid as stone. “No, you’re out of your mind! You sound like a villain from some deranged prophecy! Do you even hear yourself right now? Do you know how insane you sound?”
For a split second, he froze as if my words had actually reached him. Then slowly, that grin spread across his face. It was the kind of grin that made my stomach twist into kn
