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Cole took hold of her arm and spun her back to him before he hoisted her over his shoulder in a fireman’s lift.
    “COLE!” Ally protested. “WHAT ARE YOU DOING? PUT ME DOWN.”
    “I am not letting you get away again,” he replied as he headed towards the exit.
    “Cole, everyone is looking,” she cried as she could see everyone staring at them from her upside down position.
    “I don’t care,” he laughed.
    Bastard she thought to herself. He is actually laughing
    He didn’t put her down til he reached the car and he opened the front door and dropped her into the seat before he slammed the door shut and hit the central locking so she couldn’t get back out. He was talking no chances.
    He hurried to that far side of the car and quickly climbed in behind the wheel.
    “This is kidnapping you know.” she said in a huff as he started the engine.
    “Then call the police,” he said with a laugh, as he backed the car out of the parking spot.
    Ally crossed her arms and sunk down into the seat and pouted. She couldn’t believe he had just carried her out of the club. She was so mad with him.
    “I love you Ally,” he said glancing over quickly at her and could not help but grin at the sulky expression on her face. “Even when you pout like a little kid.”
    “ I do not pout!” Ally protested and much to her annoyance he laughed out loud. She could see that tired, worry look drift away from his face. She sighed once again.
    No matter what happened this evening she was going to stick to her guns. But even as she t hought this, she knew in her heart she could never resist Cole bloody Thomas.

Chapter 4
    When Cole’s car pulled to a stop outside his house, he switched off the engine and they both sat in silence for a few moments. Ally was the first to speak.
    “Why did you bring me here?” she asked staring at the house, refusing to look at Cole.
    “I just want to talk,” Cole replied turning in his seat to look at Ally before he reached over and softly brushed her cheek. “I have missed you so much.”
    “Please don’t,” she whispered, p ulling her face from his reach. She opened the car door, stepped out and walked back down the drive. Cole was out of the car and next to her in record time.
    “Where are you going?” he asked taking her by the hand to stop her from leaving. He was not going to let her get away that easy.
    “I am going home!” s he snapped whirling around to face Cole and the expression of panic on his face nearly killed her. But she closed her eyes refusing to look at his said face. “You should have never brought me here.”
    “Please, Ally,” he begged and she flicked her eyes opened and let them meet his. “Please don’t do this, please don’t walk away. I can’t bear to lose you. The last six days have been hell. I just wanna talk. Please.”
    Ally closed her eyes once again and sighed. Every ounce of her being told her she should run. Run as fast as her legs could carry her. But her traitorous heart would not let her walk away. Not from him. She needed him as much as he needed her.
    “Okay,” she said in a bear whisper as she slowly opened her eyes and let them meet Cole’s. “But I am promise nothing, is that clear?”
    “Clear as crystal,” Cole nodded. Still holding Ally’s hand tightly, he walk towards the steps that lead up to his front door and pulled the keys from his pocket.
    When Ally stepped through the door, it seemed a life time ago since she last stood in the house. Everything was just the same as she remembered but yet felt so different. She nervously stood by the front door as Cole switched on the lights and removed his jacket. The comfort she once felt in this house was gone and she felt self-conscious and uncomfortable. She nervously picked at her nails and stared down at the white tiled floor.
    “Would you like something to drink?” Cole asked as he walked slowly towards Ally. She shook her head and still didn’t look at to him. “Can I take your