Ash by Rylan Savannah

Ash by Rylan Savannah

Author:Rylan, Savannah [Rylan, Savannah]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance
Amazon: B088TCR1RD
Goodreads: 53746556
Publisher: Pink Empire Publishing
Published: 2020-08-05T07:00:00+00:00


12

Hannah

I stormed out of the bar and slammed myself back into the rust bucket of a vehicle Ash called a “car.” And as I sat behind the wheel, I tried my best not to curse his very existence up and down. How dare he feel he could talk to me that way? How dare he think I was some slave to his very presence? What the hell was so bad about me coming to visit, anyway? I mean, did he not know that the safest place for me was around him? Did he not realize that!?

“You’re an idiot, Hannah,” I murmured.

As I sat there with my eyes closed, I wondered if I had misread things. Was yesterday nothing more than a way to pass the time? Had I been nothing more than a fun little romp around in bed? That was how I felt right now, and I didn’t appreciate it. Yesterday meant something to me. Being with Ash like that meant something to me. I didn’t think I’d ever be with someone else after what I went through with my ex. I didn’t think I’d ever have it in me to take that risk again, especially with another bad boy. Yet, here I was, falling for another man in a nice leather jacket.

“Yep. A real big idiot,” I hissed.

So stupid.

I cranked up the engine of the car and peeled out of the parking space. Bike horns honked and a couple of men yelled at me, but all I did was roll down the window. I shoved my hand outside and flipped them the bird, not giving a damn in all this world about who I pissed off in the process. If this was how Ash was going to treat me, then I could do better all by myself. I didn’t need him, his basement, his help, his money, or anything else for that matter. I had recuperated from heartache and fear before and come out stronger on the other side. I’d led my life without my sister’s influence, our parent’s influence, or anyone else’s influence and been just fine.

Minus the Skeleton thing.

“I can do this,” I murmured to myself.

And I was going to do it.

I was going to carve out a life for myself in this town, whether Ash wanted me to or not.

And it started with me moving out.

I blazed a trail onto the road and headed back for Ash’s place. I needed to stay there until I could find my own place. But, once I did? I was gone for good. I didn’t need these assholes watching over me anyway. I didn’t need their help in any way. I was a strong, independent woman. Always had been. Life forced me to be, and I didn’t know how to live any other way, really. And while it made for a lonely life sometimes, it never let me down.

Minus the Skeleton thing.

“Stop beating yourself up. Everyone makes mistakes,” I murmured.

Though, sometimes I felt like I made more mistakes than most.



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