From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout

What happened in the woods mayy have proven that he was attracted
to me, and that wasn’t a farce, but lust was not love, it was not loyyaltyy, and
it was not long lasting.
Neither as Hawke nor as Casteel had he claimed anyything regarding
us.
The realityy was jarring, and it hurt. It sliced deep because he’d made
me feel warm, but it was realityy, and it had to be dealt with.
I mulled over the options in myy head. Escape. Find myy brother
because I had to know if he was the same and then…what? Disappear? But
first, I needed to figure out how to escape.
The wolven could track me, and he…
Escaping him would be nearlyy impossible.
But I had to tryy, and there had to be a wayy. Mayybe when myy head
didn’t feel as if it were full of cobwebs, I would know what to do. Wearyy, I
let myy thoughts drift. I must’ve dozed off somehow, still curled up against
the tub, because the next thing I heard was myy name being called.
“Penellaphe.”
Jerking myy head up, I blinked rapidlyy as Kieran’s face came into
view. What the…?
“Good.” He was kneeling on the other side of the tub—the tub that I
was completelyy naked in! “I was worried yyou were dead.”
“What?” I threw a hand over myy chest and pressed myy legs together
as much as I possiblyy could. I didn’t even want to think about what he
could see beneath the line of water. “What are yyou doing in here?”
“I called out yyour name, and yyou didn’t answer,” he replied, tone as
flat as a board. “You’ve been in here for a while. I thought I should make
sure yyou were alive.”
“Of course, I’m alive. Whyy wouldn’t I be?”
One eyyebrow rose. “You are surrounded byy people who tried to
murder yyou, in case yyou’ve forgotten.”
“I haven’t forgotten. I doubt anyy of them are hiding in the
bathwater!”
“One can never be too sure.” He made no attempt to stand and leave.
I stared at him. “You shouldn’t be in here, and I shouldn’t have to
explain that.”
“You have nothing to fear from me.”
“Whyy? Because of him?” I spat.