She's Mine by JB Duvane

Author:JB Duvane [Duvane, JB]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: JB Duvane

"Come with me to my hotel, Adrian. We'll talk about this and we will figure something out. Rinaldo says he will help you with anything you need," she said as she gestured to the man standing next to her. "Do you have anybody that you can call? Anyone you can trust?"

"Yes, I have someone with connections to my father I know will help me. And I'm going to call Lucas, too."

"Come with me. Let's go back to my hotel. You can call them there and wait for them to arrive. There's no use standing around out here."

I looked into Gina's eyes and she put her arms around me. I felt so foolish, but I couldn't bring myself to leave.

"I can't. I can't leave this spot. She was right here, Gina. I had her in my arms. I was bringing her to you. I won't know what to do if I leave. I don't know where else to find her," I said, tears starting to fall from my eyes.

"Adrian, I'm so sorry, but she's not here anymore. We will find her. We will do everything we can to help you find her. But you're not going to find her here. She is never going to be here again."

I knew she was right. I knew what I was feeling was completely irrational, but it was the most desperate feeling I had ever had in my life. The feeling that if I left I would be walking away from her forever.

I let Gina take my arm and lead me back to her hotel room. I couldn't even walk away on my own. She practically had to drag me from that spot.

"I didn't even get to say goodbye," I said as I turned and looked back, knowing full well that she wasn't there, but hoping … just hoping.

With every step I took I scanned the crowd around me, praying I would somehow catch a glimpse of her long golden hair among the sea of black-haired people. But I never did. I didn't understand how she could have been so easy to take. Someone had to have seen it happen. But I didn't even know who to ask.

Once we got to Gina's hotel room she made us some drinks and told me to sit down, but I couldn't. I paced the room, stopping every few seconds to look out the window, imagining I was somehow going to spot her from up here.

I pictured myself running down to meet her and wrapping my arms around her on the street outside the hotel. It would be something we would joke about later. Remember that time we were in Bitung and I got lost, Adrian? I was so lost, but then you found me and we went back to the yacht and sailed away together. Do you remember that?

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