I hate you, Caleb Halliday, she vowed. He kissed her lightly, and she caught the spicy female scent of her own body. Of course you do, darling, he said, propelling her toward the Tibbets' front gate. And what happened tonight is never going to happen again! Wrong, Caleb said confidently. It's going to happen thousands of times, in thousands of different places. Before
In the story, a tense interaction unfolds between the characters, highlighting a mix of emotions. The protagonist expresses intense feelings for Caleb Halliday, declaring her hatred for him. However, amidst her anger, a kiss shared between them reveals an undeniable connection, hinting at deeper feelings that complicate their relationship. Caleb's smooth response indicates his confidence and belief that their experiences together are far from over.
Caleb suggests that their tumultuous encounters will repeat frequently in various settings, almost as if he embraces the uncertainty of their future together. This interplay of emotions showcases the conflict between desire and resentment, setting the stage for further developments in their complicated romance. The narrative captivates readers by blending tension and attraction in a compelling manner.
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