Aria
I left the dining room, haunted by the sight of Lea next to Daniel. I could get used to anything but that.
“Alicia, Alicia, you will pay for this once I return. That’s a promise,” I growled inwardly on my way back to the kitchen.
“Maria, I will shower if you don’t need me. I stink,” I tried to look carefree because Maria had been watching me closely after the incident with Daniel.
“Sure, my child. You can leave and take the rest of the day off. You look pale,” Maria whispered, and my heart melted at the motherly care she showed me.
I used the backdoor to leave the place, not wanting to face Daniel again. I was mad at him.
Why was he resisting the attraction between us? I knew he was attracted to me. I felt it the moment he pressed me to the wall. At other times, he would have m
