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His Hostage
註釋Emmeline Reed has had a crush on Hunter Sullivan throughout all four years of high school. She's never told him because: 1. She's shy. 2. He's a total man-whore & the school's bad boy (or so she's told). 3. He doesn't know she exists. Needless to say, she prefers admiring him from afar. Not to mention they were about to graduate and she was never going to see him again. Or so, that's what she thought. She ends up at the wrong place at the wrong time and suddenly Emmeline's safe life is pulled into a dangerous plan. One that involves Hunter, Zion, and his psycho friends. There's death, and threats made against her but just when she thinks things can't get any worse, Hunter takes her. The days are blurring and the only thing keeping her sane is the same person who decided to take her against her will in the first place. He's protecting her, and she knows she should hate him but he's the only one she feels safe with. He's still an asshole but she's seeing the real him, not the person people always said he was in high school. There are feelings, and she knows she shouldn't like the way he looks at her, touches her, but she does. How does any of that make sense? It doesn't. She's starting to think she's going mental, but her heart is telling her another thing. Emmeline is heading down a path that could lead her to a threatening place, and if she lets her wall down in front of Zion, if she lets him see just how important Hunter is becoming to her, it's not just her heart that could be put at risk. It's her life. It's his life.