  &quot;I let you win,&quot; I panted.
      Obviously I didn't, and he knows it, but I can't just admit it!
      &quot;Sureeeee you did,&quot; Wolfie laughed.
      I scoffed loudly, &quot;Said the one who challenged an injured girl who doesn't know where she's going to a race!&quot;
      &quot;Hey,&quot; he pointed at me, &quot;All is fair in love and war.&quot;
      Hm, yesterday I would have asked which one we were in.
      I rolled my eyes dramatically but was secretly enjoying myself, &quot;Mhm, whatever.&quot;
      He chuckled, &quot;Alright, let's sit, you look exhausted.&quot;
      I sighed in relief and plopped onto the ground, actually relieved with the only slight amount of pain that stung my stomach.
      &quot;Man, you really are tired,&quot; he commented. &quot;Must be that crappy vampire stamina.&quot;
      My jaw dropped, and I lightheartedly narrowed my eyes at 

  I didn't actually read it on a fortune cookie, but I thought it would make it seem legit. Or at the very least offer some comedic relief.
      &quot;Now let's go, you know how your mom gets when you're in the woods after dark.&quot;
      He scoffed at me, &quot;I'm a big kid now. A man. She can't tell me what to do.&quot;
      I snorted, &quot;Debatable.&quot;
      &quot;She can't,&quot; he defended.
      &quot;I meant the man part,&quot; I smirked.
      Am I doing this just to get a rise out of him? Yes. Is it childish? Yes.
      Am I gonna keep doing it?
      Yes.
      &quot;Oh that's low. Very low.&quot;
      I giggled as we started leaving the cave. &quot;Well, can you blame me? I haven't seen any evidence.&quot; I playfully turned my chin up.
      Any evidence other than his rock hard and beautifully sculpted abs, pecs, and biceps that activate my salivary glands on an 

  &quot;Where are we going?&quot; I laughed.
      &quot;Just trust me.&quot;
      &quot;We've spent weeks in the woods. I wasn't expecting you to be so eager to come back,&quot; I shook my head as we maneuvered around the trees.
      Honestly though, I'm just glad he's stopped offering to carry me.
      I'm not that hurt anymore.
      &quot;We're almost there, and trust me,&quot; he turned around to face me. &quot;This is way better than anything in those woods.&quot;
      The smile that grew on his face was contagious.
      &quot;You're not going to kill me and hide my body out here, are you?&quot; I raised an eyebrow at his back as he led the way. &quot;Because that would be a very anticlimactic way for me to go out.&quot;
      His laughter filled the forest around us and my smile grew wider at the sound.
      His laugh is so beautiful.
      &quot;Nah, I'm done with the scary

&quot;I let you win,&quot; I panted.
      Obviously I didn't, and he knows it, but I can't just admit it!
      &quot;Sureeeee you did,&quot; Wolfie laughed.
      I scoffed loudly, &quot;Said the one who challenged an injured girl who doesn't know where she's going to a race!&quot;
      &quot;Hey,&quot; he pointed at me, &quot;All is fair in love and war.&quot;
      Hm, yesterday I would have asked which one we were in.
      I rolled my eyes dramatically but was secretly enjoying myself, &quot;Mhm, whatever.&quot;
      He chuckled, &quot;Alright, let's sit, you look exhausted.&quot;
      I sighed in relief and plopped onto the ground, actually relieved with the only slight amount of pain that stung my stomach.
      &quot;Man, you really are tired,&quot; he commented. &quot;Must be that crappy vampire stamina.&quot;
      My jaw dropped, and I lightheartedly narrowed my eyes at him. &quot;You did not just say that.&quot;
      He shrugged, &quot;I think I did.&quot;


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