Lina pretended she didn't hear him. She stalked to the kitchen, took out a glass, and poured herself iced water. She needed it to cool her boiling blood. She was furious at him for leaving. For not coming back. For ignoring her. She stood by the marble kitchen counter and gulped down the icy water, even though it stung her lungs.
Suddenly, something slammed down next to her. When she glanced down, it was a bottle of pills. All her blood vessels froze.
"What's this?" Lina demanded. "Poison?"
Kaden dragged his vicious gaze from her face to her stomach.
"Contraceptive pills," Kaden snarled.
Lina paused. What?
"How—"
"From your weight and height," Kaden gritted out. "It'll stop your monthly period."
Some birth controls allowed for monthly cycles whereas others gave the option to stop the bleeding. She was surprised he thought to such an extent.
