Chapter 28-3

Forgetting that she only had one damn heel on became a problem almost immediately. Luckily, Alec was nearby to catch her by her forearms before she fell on her face, panting and frazzled. Her stomach was in tight knots. "You okay?" He asked, but she could hardly hear him past the roaring in her ears. "She'll live, Hudson. I'll take it from here, thanks." Aiden's hands clamped down on her shoulders and brought some clarity back to the world. She was being ripped from Alec's hold and sat back down in her original spot. Aiden's eyes staring into hers with more rationality and calmness helped her, you know, not die when she felt his hand circle around her ankle. He was going to be the death of her, not the other way around. Marley was entirely convinced of that as he didn't break eye contact, slipping her other heel on her foot. I want-he's a player. He's a player. He's a player, Marley. This is the name of his g