"I am sorry…" she said, stepping back, but he quickly closed the distance and circled his arms around her again. She looked at him with a slight frown but met his soft gaze.
"What are you apologizing for again? He asked, and she looked away without replying. "I do nitvlike ut whne you apologize. You should never apologize unless it has become a priority. Stand firm for your beliefs and never apologize for them."
Hazel blinked and looked back at him.
"Did you think I was upset that you still want to prove to me and everyone what you are capable of?" He asked, and Hazel meekly nodded her head.
She k ew he could tell what she was thinking already, but it was embarrassing that he could read her so easily and say it that way.
