REGRET (LOST BOYS Book 2)

He was supposed to be the one that got away — instead, he's the one she can't escape.

Years of silence. Years of building walls so thick she almost convinced herself she didn't feel anything when his name crossed her lips. But now he's back, standing in her space, wearing the same sharp jaw and dangerous eyes that ruined her the first time around.

He says he's changed. The Lost Boys always say they've changed.

She doesn't believe him — except every stolen glance, every charged argument, every moment where hate and want blur into something terrifying suggests her body remembers exactly what her mind is trying so hard to forget.

They clash like two storms that were never meant to share the same sky. He pushes. She pushes harder. But somewhere between the bitter words and the history neither of them will acknowledge out loud, something raw starts bleeding through the cracks.

He carries regret like a second skin. She's built her entire life around never giving him the chance to hurt her again.

The problem with walls, though — the right person always knows exactly where to press.

*Regret* is a slow-burn, second-chance enemies-to-lovers romance about the people we abandon, the mistakes we can't outrun, and the terrifying realization that some loves don't die.

They simply wait.