Don't Say You Love Me (Boundless Love Book 1)

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wouldn’t do that, you know I wouldn’t.’
    ‘Of course I do. It doesn’t change the fact Sahara’s furious.’
    ‘ I don’t blame her. Did you tell her it wasn’t me?’
    ‘I did, but I also said I’d have a word with you and call her back.’
    ‘Well, I’m definitely going to have some words with Eugene.’
    ‘That sounds like a great idea. I on the other hand will give Sahara a ring back.’
    He nodded and left her . He picked up his mobile from the table in the passage and called Eugene. It didn’t take long for Eugene to pick up the call.
    ‘How dare you!’ Myles spat. ‘This isn’t a game. Sahara isn’t someone you get to play with, and then get rid of after you’re done.’
    ‘Well hello to you to o, Myles,’ Eugene said calmly.
    ‘Don’t you get it? What is wrong with you?’
    ‘What is this about?’
    ‘I think you know.’
    ‘Please, enlighten me.’
    ‘It’s the lie you told Sahara.’
    ‘Ah, yes that, I regretted it the moment it slipped out of my mouth. I’m sorry. I didn’t know what else to say.’
    ‘Not good enough. Not good enough!’
    ‘I know, I’ll make this right.’
    ‘Yes you will because Emily is making sure Sahara knows it wasn’t me who told you about her.’
    ‘Shit!’ He felt bad.
    ‘I hope you get what you’re looking for. I can’t believe you’re still doing this, after all these years!’
    ‘Listen, it’s not what you think. I don’t see her as someone I would date and drop. I really like her.’
    ‘I bet you do. Sahara is in a different place than most women, she doesn’t need the stress of a player.’
    ‘I swear, I’m not going to play her.’
    ‘Just leave her alone!’
    ‘I can’t do that , and it’s up to her to decide whether or not she wants that.’
    ‘Well, I’m sure after what you pulled , she’ll want nothing to do with you.’
    ‘That’s the risk I’m going to take.’
    ‘You never change.’
    ‘What’s that supposed to mean? ’
    ‘Exactly that! You’ll never understand that people grow up, they have responsibilities.’
    ‘Oh I get that alright, I just do it differently than you do. I don’t get what the big deal is anyway.’
    ‘You wouldn’t.’ He sighed.
    He heard Emily call for him in the background.
    ‘Whatever you do, don’t hurt her.’
    ‘I won’t, and you have to believe that.’
    There was nothing more to say, and both men hung up.
    ‘Is everything alright honey?’
    ‘He’ll never change, and I’m worried Sahara will be a victim of his reckless behaviour.’
    ‘Well, at least she knows the truth now.’
    ‘What did she say?’
    ‘S he said she’ll deal with it.’
    ‘What’s that supposed to mean?’
    ‘I have no idea, but I’m quite certain she’ll put him in his place.’ She giggled.
    ‘Well, he’ll deserve it. I don’t know why I bothered inviting him to our wedding.’
    ‘Oh you don’t mean that. Anyway, let’s not let him ruin our day.’ She kissed his forehead.
    ‘Yeah, you’re right.’
    Chapter Six
    Sahara had settled for a lilac dress that was just above the knees. She’d also put on a white cardigan. Even though it was summer, it was a bit breezy, which wasn’t surprising for the English weather. A hat was tempting, there was a little nudge of self consciousness, but Sahara decided to brave it, to be herself. there was no point trying to hide what was, and if he didn’t like it, that was his lose, not hers.
    She gazed at herself in the mirror and laughed. She almost looked like a little girl. It was the lack of hair, she thought, it made her look so much younger. The light make-up had also contributed to the look, which she was pleased about.
    ‘Well, at least I look young.’ She smiled. ‘There is always a positive somewhere.’ She kept her smile, did a little twirl and then ventured downstairs.
    The doorbell rang the moment she picked up her handbag.
    ‘Right on time.’ She gazed at her watch. ‘Impressive.’
    Sahara headed for the door, her heart

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