Chapter85. The Burn2

He glared at me. I didn’t mean to be on anyone else’s side but theirs but I had to believe there was a reason Tabitha had done this. She saw things we didn’t, things I believed were meant to help, and I trusted that. “Go to the cemetery then, wait for us there.” Derik winced, and I nodded, but we both knew I wouldn’t, which is why I promised nothing. Kai still glared at me, but when I met his gaze that disappeared and he pulled me into him, pressing a searing kiss against my lips. A hot, demanding kiss that stole the fear and anxiety surrounding what I was about to do. “I’ll be there soon. Stay alive,” he warned, and I nodded. “I’ll do my best,” I breathed against him as he released me. I backed away from them. Kai tried to take another step, but whatever force was binding the oath planted his feet to the floor, and this time, he couldn’t fight it. His fists clenched at his sides, and I blew them all a kiss, running out the door and heading toward the carriage that was waiting. I got i