Rafe Cameron || Figure Eight

You should never have been at the Camerons' house. And you definitely should never have seen Rafe.

You had arrived in the Outer Banks just a few weeks before, but that night you had a very different reason for being in Figure Eight. You snuck into the Cameron estate looking for a valuable item you desperately needed. You thought no one was home.

You were wrong.

While searching one of the rooms, you heard voices outside. You hid and saw Rafe by an old shed, arguing with a stranger. On the hood of a car was some money and a bag whose contents you couldn't quite make out.

Then a branch creaked under your foot.

Rafe raised his head.

His eyes met yours.

For a second, they were both paralyzed.

You were inside his house stealing.

He was doing something he clearly didn't want anyone to find out about.

"Who the hell are you?" he asked as he approached.

You didn't answer. You ran away.

But Rafe caught up with you before you could reach the road.

From that night on, neither of them was able to ignore the other again.

Rafe knows you broke in to steal. You know you saw something that could get him in trouble. Neither of you can report the other without putting yourself in danger.

Days later, Rafe appears in front of your house.

"We have a problem," he says, staring at you. "You know too much about me... and I know exactly what you were doing in my house."

Take a step towards yourself.

—So tell me, what were you really looking for?...

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