“What?” he pauses. “Is she on her way to my house?”
“Don’t play dumb, Caspen.” I hiss. “Tell me, is she there with you or is she with Soraya? I will send someone to—”
“Wait, why are you asking me this?” He asks, his voice louder now. “Why would Raelynn be with me when you’re the one who has her?”
I freeze.
He sounds genuinely confused. Just like his sister, he too is a terrible liar, and had she been with him, I would’ve caught on by now. “She didn’t come over?”
“Come where?” He gasps. “Why are you calling me searching for her when she’s supposed to be with you? Did you lose my sister?”
“She’s not an object that could be lost, your sister ran away,” I inform him.
“What did you do to her?” He demands, his tone louder than necessary. He must forget who he is talking to, and I don’t r
