The water was cold—sharp enough to make her fingers twitch.
Yep. Cold. Of course.
She looked left, then right. No one.
But her gut said otherwise.
Now, Kaya wasn't new to this kind of feeling. Her instincts had been through enough to know when something was off. And when a woman's intuition decides to clock in? Oh, it's game over. Dangerous combination, really. Like giving a lie detector machine a pair of heels and a sharp tongue.
Right now? Kaya felt like a human radar—hair on edge, skin buzzing.
She didn't see anyone… but she felt them. Eyes. Watching. Lingering.
And not just one pair either.
Two, three—maybe more.
On the other side, the gazes that had been staring at Kaya without blinking slowly slipped beneath the water, one by one—like shadows melting into the ocean's skin.
