ISADORA
"A lot of people will be there and so will Halvick," he claims. "It's a good way to put it out there. And yes, we'll have to share a tent. We'll have to make a few sacrifices to get what we want."
I purse my lips. I can't argue with him, not when he's being logical. I had an idea of what I'd be getting into when I said yes to this crazy idea, so there's no point in arguing about every little thing.
It's all pretend anyway.
"Are we good here?"
I narrow my eyes. "Yes, we're good."
Knox stares at me intently, then draws back. I hadn't even realized that he was standing so close to me until now. "I'll tell you when I'll pick you up."
I huff right away. "Don't even bother trying to warn me about being late again. I won't be."
"I wasn't going to."
"Good."
It's his turn to nar
