Daemon was suddenly in front of me. I took an involuntary step back. Do you think I didn't enjoy kissing you? That I haven't thought about it every second since then? And I know you have. Just admit it.In the pit of my stomach, tight coils thrummed. What is the point of this?Have you?Oh, for crap's sake, yes, I have. I do! Do you want me to write it down for you? Send you an e-mail or a text? Will that make you feel better?Daemon arched a brow. You don't need to be sarcastic.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In this tense moment from "Onyx" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist encounters Daemon, who confronts her about their previous kiss. His sudden appearance catches her off guard, leading her to question the purpose of his bold approach. The interaction is charged with unspoken feelings, as he expresses his desire, insisting that he has thought about their kiss constantly, which forces her to confront her own emotions.

Despite her instinctive sarcasm, she cannot deny the feelings that swirl within her. The exchange reveals a deeper connection between them, as Daemon challenges her to be honest about her feelings. He offers to communicate in different ways if it would help, highlighting the tension between their desires and the struggle to openly admit them. This moment encapsulates the complex dynamics of their relationship, blending vulnerability with a hint of playful confrontation.

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