Liora’s POV
“I thought I saw you two come out here.” Callum stepped out of the shadows and looked between us both with a discerning eye. “Taking your late night booty call out to the rogue-infested woods might be one way to get a girl to cling to you, I guess. But even you can’t be that stupid, Zane.”
Zane, who had been prepared to fight a moment ago, straightened. I stepped out from behind him and looked at Callum.
When Callum met my gaze, I saw it. That faint flicker of jealousy that had once been there, but disappeared for a long time. I thought I might never see it again, and I hated that seeing it made my heart flutter traitorously.
But it didn’t matter. Callum quickly masked it with anger.
“You’re lucky I don’t report you both to the principal,” he said, jerking his chin toward campus. “Take Liora back to the dorms, Zane. Now.”
“No.” Zane didn’t budge. “Report me if you want, but I’m going on my own.”
“Zane—” I touched his arm, but he shrugged me off.
“I’m going, Liora,” he whispered. His gaze was fierce. “I know it’s reckless, but if she’s still out there, I have to look for her. I have to.”
I stared at Zane, my heart pounding. I searched his face for a crack. For a hint of that smirk he usually wore that would indicate he wasn’t being serious. But I found only cold resolve. And I knew, then, that there was no way I was going to change his mind.
“Fine.” I ground my teeth together. “But I’m going with you.”
Zane’s eyes widened. “No, Liora.”

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