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Raegan was teetering on the brink of a fall, but Mitchel’s swift hand caught her.
The next instant, Raegan tumbled into Mitchel’s embrace, the water bottle escaping her grip.Surrounded by jagged rocks, a fall could be disastrous.
Instinctively, Raegan clung to Mitchel, her face against his sturdy chest.
And there, against him, she heard the rhythmic assurance of his heartbeat.
Raegan took some time to recognize the overly close nature of their stance.
She inhaled sharply and leaped away from Mitchel’s embrace.
Her reaction made Mitchel’s attractive features darken.
He said harshly, “Drop this trick. The mountain's crowded, and | have no interest in you.”Raegan had opened her mouth to express gratitude, but his words stopped her cold.
Her complexion lost its color.
Nearby, a group of climbers cast meaningful looks at Raegan, mistaking her for someone craving for a one-night stand.Disturbed by their stares, Raegan shot Mitchel a glare, turned around, and ascended silently.She soon noticed the same group of men taking a break ahead. Their gazes were unsettling.Opting to wait for Bryce, Raegan stopped.
However, those men approached Raegan as she halted.novelbin
Asudden anxiety gripped Raegan when one taunted, “That dashing man just rejected you. Maybe you'll prefer my company.We'll enjoy ourselves. What do you say?”
Another man chimed in, “Don’t think about having this lovely lady all to yourself.”
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With a face etched in caution,Raegan retrieved her walkie-talkie, agift from Bryce, and called out,“Bryce, where are you now?” Thecontent is on NovelDrama.Org! Readthe latest chapter there!
Silence answered. The battery was dying, and those men had noticed.
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Anger whitened Raegan’s face, and her resentment toward Mitchel deepened.
His words had painted her wrongly in these men’s eyes.