Evelyn had no clue that what she just said had completely set Fabian off. His grip on her arm tightened, eyes burning with intensity like he could burn her to ashes with just a look.
"Evelyn, I dare you to say that one more time!"
Fabian's voice roared through the hallway, his hand trembling as he held onto her. He had no idea why, but hearing Evelyn care so much about Lucas's kid made something in him shrink—fear, maybe. But instead of showing it, he masked it with anger.
Evelyn wasn't backing down. She yanked her arm free and took a few steps back. "Fabian, the moment you decided to drain my blood six years ago, I stopped being the Evelyn you used to know."
The Evelyn who once lived just for you is long gone.
What's left now is someone who lives for herself.
Every wor
