Sienna
My heart stopped.
Kendra stood there, hands on her hips now, staring at us with that familiar half-smile — the one that always meant she was piecing things together.
“Oh my God,” she said, walking closer, her heels crunching softly on the pavement. “You two look so serious. What’s going on? You finally admitted how much you love each other?”
My breath caught, panic crawling up my spine. “What? No, it’s not—”
She cut me off with a laugh, nudging Jaxon lightly on the shoulder. “Come on, don’t act shy. I’ve seen the way you look at her, Jax. You’d take a bullet for her.”
Jaxon’s mouth twitched, caught between a smirk and pure tension. “She’s my sister, Kendra,” he said carefully, his tone trying to stay casual.
“I know, I know!” Kendra grinned, brushing her hair back. “But still
