ROBYN
“No! No! No!” I was maybe a little hysterical, but honestly, I was terrified. I was never an adventurous type. I hated extreme sports. I didn’t even watch them on TV, let alone participate. “You can’t put me up on your bullshit again. I learned the hard way.”
“Are your goggles okay?” the man asked again.
“No. I think it’s too tight,” I lied, and he knew it. “I’m starting to have a headache. Maybe I should pass on this adventure. It’s not my forte.”
“Baby, I would die first before I let anything happen to you.” He hugged me from behind to assure me. I believed him, but I didn’t trust myself right now.
“I hate you right now. I regret going with you already. You told us it was just an exercise when we attended the training. You lied to me, asshole!”
“There’s no going back, my love
