Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back novel Chapter 360

But this rascal just made Miranda's smile widen.

"You're so amusing."

She'd met plenty of people, but Elian was the first man who often seemed adorably fuzzy to her. And this cuteness was a stark contrast to his usual self. This contrast hit her right where it counted.

Elian could clearly sense that Miranda's attitude towards him was shifting. This change was drawing her closer, more intimate. It made his earlier jealousy vanish.

Yet he couldn't resist furrowing his brow and muttering, "What's so amusing?"

Miranda glanced at the food stalls still parked outside her villa and suddenly asked, "Do you really having feelings for me?"

Elian pressed his lips together, a low "yeah" escaping his throat.

Miranda teased him, "What if there’s someone else I’m into? Would you be okay with being the other guy?"

Elian's face darkened, teeth gritted. "I'm all about pure love!" Then he sighed, "But if it comes to that, I’m okay I guess."

Miranda was left speechless. Taken aback, she turned to Elian in surprise. "You'd actually be the other guy?"

Elian, brimming with confidence, replied calmly, "If it means I can win you over eventually, why not? A man should know when to bend and when to stand tall."

Miranda had only meant to tease Elian in passing, never expecting him to have such little shame.

Elian, having never pursued a girl before or had much interaction with them aside from Celeste, was probably wary of girls because of Celeste’s annoying nature.

Even though there were girls at the base, their roles were different. They were comrades, brothers-in-arms. Naturally, the interactions were different.

Only in front of Miranda did his raw emotions and a wildly growing possessiveness leave him unable to control himself. Like a fierce young wolf, he was furiously marking his territory, determined to claim it—by whatever means necessary.

Miranda rubbed her nose, pondering for a moment. "Actually, I..."

Elian quickly shifted the topic, seemingly afraid to hear what he didn't want to hear.

"How long have they been here?" he asked, looking at the food stalls outside.