CHAPTER 118: What Zira thinks

  Blair's pov

  My vision wasn't all clear, and I still had an aching head, but I washed my face and headed downstairs to see how far Sinclair had gone with breakfast.

  As I walked down the stairs, I could smell danger, but I brushed it aside and kept dragging my weary legs down the stairs and toward the kitchen.

  "Sinclair?" I called from the door, but Caleb turned around, and our eyes met.

  I regretted coming down in the first place, and just as I was about to leave, he darted towards me with a feigned show of concern all over his lying face.

  "Blair, please, we need to talk. At least for the sake of our friendship, just listen to me ." He pleaded, but even if I had said no, his huge arms already blocked my way out.

  So I folded my hands over my chest and glared into those eyes I used to love looking into.

  "I know my actions have no excuses whatsoever, and I don't deserve your forgiveness - "