Sabina looked at Bonnie with a faint smile, but as her gaze shifted unintentionally, her eyes paused slightly.
She was staring at him, and the smile on her face slowly began to freeze.
Derek approached from a distance. There were no lights where he came from; it was as if he was walking through darkness, each step pressing directly on her heart.
Sabina found it hard to breathe. She straightened up slightly, turned her head, and brushed her hair back behind her ear, a subconscious gesture.
But the man didn't spare her even a glance. From the moment he appeared, his eyes were fixed solely on Bonnie, just like back then, as he walked toward her.
In a low, familiar, seductive voice laced with amusement, he said slowly, "Bonnie, I've come to pick you up."
Sabina felt a tightening grip around her heart, the suffocating sensation crashing over her. She bit her lip slowly. The night swallowed her figure, making it hard to read the expression on her face.
