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A long moment passed and I gave him the time to collect his thoughts, taking another drag or
five before he finally answered.
“Do you believe in fate?” he asked.
That wasn’t an answer, but I obliged him. “I don’t know anymore, I didn’t until I ran into a
mother and her child on the subway, if it weren’t for them, I would have never made it to
Beck, and that’s another mystery. How did I even run into the one person in the entire city
who could keep me safe and willingly get me out of there?”
“I’ve always believed in fate, trusted in it, accepted it even when it was harsh. But the day I
met you, I had sat right here that morning questioning what my life was worth, then you
showed up and everything changed for me.”
“How?”
He smirked a little. “I may be giving you more info than you want, but I’m excited to see you,
to be around you, it’s not just what I guess you think it is, I don’t see you as a damsel in
distress. I see you as a person I really enjoy being around, someone who burns fire back into
my life. You’re special to me deep down into the core of who I am, and anyone who tries to
harm you makes me see red.
“Lana told me about her ex. Did you kill him?”
“No, I let Mazzie deal with him; only she knows how that story ended. I was just a look–out.”
I swallowed. “It’s the only way to stop him, isn’t it?”
“Yes,” he agreed.
I sat and let that realization sink in before I decided. I made peace with that choice deep down

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