Chapter 34. My Risky Decision

Zac also knew Anna well enough to understand that the girl could be stubborn at times; that if she set her mind on something and wanted it done, she would. So it would take some time to convince her to do what she had made up her mind to do. 

Zac pushed off the door and walked toward the couch, his gaze fixed on her silhouette in the dim light. 

“Anna,” He said carefully, sitting on the edge of the coffee table in front of her. “Let’s not make decisions when our emotions are high, or when we’re very low. We can talk about this in the morning.” He flashed her a small smile, but it did not seem to help.

She lifted her face from her hands, her eyes glassy but resolute. “I don’t want to go back, I don’t want my mom to win. Do you know how embarrassing that will be? If I go back, Zac, she will never respect me again.” 

That made sense to the guy. He nodded slowly as he mentally chewed on her words. “I know, but that does not mean that we should make rash d