Chapter Sixty Two
In which she needed to face her fears.
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[Ayne Kent’s Point of View]
“Lucas—”
“No.”
His words were firm as if leaving no argument to the conversation. My lips bubble out a soft laugh, amused that he had answered in such a fashion. There was not a time now that I would receive a cold shoulder from my boyfriend. I always have the privilege of experiencing the soft side of him. So it was always amusing when he does give me an attitude once in a while.
“Is it so wrong to call your name now?” I asked, teasing the man so openly.
He did not even jump to my words, giving me a sour expression. Lucas was acting serious, letting me aware that he was not kidding. The way his fear was reflected on those eyes made me pause. “I am serious, Ayne. The answer is no.”
Even if th
