Swiftcurrent Creek Raise a little hell [m]

Once he turned away he refused to look at her again. No matter how hard she tried to catch his piercing green eyes he wouldn’t budge. It was a mistake. She felt horrible at the relief that flooded her system, but there was an inkling of joy too. Feeling the way she was feeling, Lie could guess what had happened with Kavik and Alessia. There hadn’t been love at first sight, no forsaking of past love, rather it was instinct that had taken over.

A weight was lifted from her shoulders realizing that Alessia hadn’t simply given up on her, and she was firm in her believe that Kavik was indeed a good person. She smiled softly, sadly at his defeated demeanor. “No.” Lie stepped forward, invading the mans space. “It was an accident Kavik. I can understand that.” She touched her nose to his cheek. “I’m not ready to go back yet.”