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I should’ve known that this night will be a disaster the moment Cole and Kim walked into the theatre room together. Or when Xander’s jaw ticked. Or when Aiden watched the scene with cold calculation. We all sit facing the huge TV that occupies the entire wall. Hell, it’s the same size as cinemas’ screens. The leather sofas can easily swallow a person. There’s even a place to put hamburgers, chips, and beer. Kim and I settle for soda. I ignore the fact that Aiden snatches the regular coke and thrusts a diet coke in my hands. I told him before that diet coke is only lower on calories but isn’t healthy. However, I let it go this time. If there’s anything I learnt from being with Aiden, then it’s to pick my battles. Right now, the most important battle is to know what the hell he has planned for Kim. When I tried to slide in beside her, Aiden dragged me and sat me between his parted thighs. He’s all around me and surrounding me. His chest hovers inches away from my back, but I can taste hi