Just?!"
"Logan! You're a damn lunatic!" Natalie collapsed against the steering wheel, sobbing. This bastard was infuriating, he lived up to the name. First, he threatened to trigger a landslide to force the truth out of her, and now he acted like it was all no big deal.
What if she had stuck to her story about reincarnation—would he have let them crash and die? Maybe he didn't care about dying, but she still had unfinished business. She was terrified.
Seeing her crying like that, Logan actually took the rare step of explaining himself.
"Don't cry. You've changed so much. It's like you're a different person. I just want to know why."
"So you scare me half to death to make me confess?" she shouted. "What if we had crashed? What if I told the truth and you were too stupid to believe me?!"
Logan went silent. Natalie couldn't see his expression. After unloading her anger like a machine gun, her emotions finally settled a little.
