I woke up feeling like I'd been hit by a truck. A very specific, arrogant, and insufferable truck named Kael. Every muscle in my body ached, and the dull throb between my legs was a humiliating reminder of just how thoroughly he'd ruined me.
I groaned, rolling onto my side, only to feel the cool sheets against my bare skin. I wasn't in my own bed. The room was different. The sheets were fresh, crisp—definitely changed. Of course, they had to be, considering how much of a mess I'd made last night. My face heated at the thought.
Shame on you Aria.
"Ugh, I need a gun." I muttered under my breath, my face sunk into my palms.
Then my phone rang catching me off guard.
I startled, wincing as soreness shot through me. Groaning, I reached for it, squinting at the screen. Sarah.
Shit.
I hesitated before answering, clearing my throat. "Hey."