Chapter 22. I Should Go

The gleaming black sports car pulled into the pack house’s driveway, and Kasia’s heart raced. She had not looked at Ethan since they left the city, which concerned Ethan. The prolonged contact soothed him, but this was unlike her.

Ethan glanced at Kasia, her eyes wide with fear and confusion as she clung to the hand he held in hers. The adrenaline rush from their accident faded away, leaving her shaken and drained. He saved her life; there was no denying that. Something had snapped in her, and because of that, Kasia didn’t want to leave his side.

Ethan released his seatbelt, but Kasia didn’t let go of his hand, giving it a gentle squeeze to reassure her. His voice was low and soothing. “We need to go inside. You have to let go now.”

Kasia didn’t respond; her mind was still stuck on the events that had unfolded and the danger she’d faced. She held onto his hand tighter, unable or unwilling to move away from him.

“If you don’t let go, I am going to think you li