Gabriel hadn't asked Elle whether it was okay if he showed up at the club again or not. He didn't ask because he knew the answer was no. But he didn't care. If other men were going to oogle what belonged to him, he was at least going to sit there and watch and make sure that nobody tried anything
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Because she was special. The fact that he was killing other women and not her was proof enough of that, even if she would never know about that. She couldn't know about that. It would ruin everything if she found out.
So instead he was just sitting and watching her, figuring he could talk to her when her shift was over. His grip on his glass tightened as he watched some greasy man pinch at her cheeks.
Maybe coming here had been a mistake. Instead of reassuring him, he just felt the darkness inside of him swirl at the display.
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Really, she had no qualms grabbing the drink from his hand and throwing it in his face, darkly wishing for a moment she could smash it instead, and bury it into his head. Instead she ignored his curse and signaled a bouncer, ignoring the sudden shakiness in her hands as she turned on her heel to leave. The bastard of course spat at her back that she was "a fucking whore" but Sean, some ex-Marine, was already dragging him out.
She was walking towards Gabriel's table before she even realized that was her destination, her hips swaying angrily and her fingers curling into fists as she stopped into front of him.
"Are we back to staring at me like a creep?" she hissed.
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But then she was heading toward him and his stomach flipped nervously. He finished off the rest of his scotch before she got to the table.
"No...I just...I kept getting nervous every time I called, so I thought maybe it would be better to show up here where I couldn't chicken out of talking to you."
And it was true, even if he was exaggerating himself a little. Plus, he had just needed to see her. He couldn't explain it. Couldn't make it make sense.
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