~ SIENNA ~
Lennon shrugged nonchalantly as he moved even closer to Gavin. “You’re right. Enough about her. Let’s focus on you. On us.”
The swing came without warning.
The bat slammed into the bumper of one of Gavin’s cars parked beside mine, the metal crunching inward with a sound that made me flinch.
The next hit fractured the windshield, cracks racing across it in jagged lines.
Both times, Gavin reacted as if he was the one who’d been struck. And before we could find out the destination of the third hit, he lunged.
His fist connected with Lennon’s jaw in one brutal blow, the sickening smack of flesh echoing as Lennon wheezed and staggered backwards.
“I’ve had enough of you, Lennon,” he growled furiously. “You’ve used up all your graces for being family.”
Lennon regained his c
