"Thank you for taking me to see my friends today," Harper smiled at Saint when they stood before the portal. Her cheeks flushed when he caught her gaze, and she put a strand of brown hair behind her ear. "It was nice to see them today, and you're right—revenge isn't the answer. I was blinded by hatred after my father died, but… I think I'm on the right path now." Saint peered down at her in the dark. The moonlight illuminated some of his features and showed the faint curl of his lips. "I'm glad." He studied Harper's face for a long while before sighing. "I'm sorry we didn't get to your father in time. If I had paid more attention—" "It's not your fault," Harper gave Saint a pained smile. Her chest felt too tight, and her heart a little too big. "Don't blame yourself for my father's death, Saint. It's not your fault at all. Liam is the person to blame." "Right." "I'm serious." Saint said nothing, and Harper stared down at his shoes. "It sucks that I lost my father, but right now, I
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