I could see I had hit home. There was guilt in her eyes, though she was trying not to show it. I should have left it there, but I couldn’t resist one last dig.
“I’m just doing what I have to do to get us out of this, but you’re the one who got us into it. This is your fault, Libby. Your fault. Never forget that.”
I twisted the wires together and the engine jumped into life. Libby looked like she was going to cry. I felt like a monster, but it was too late to unsay those things now. Instead I slid out of the car and jogged over to Aiden, wrapping my arms around him as if that could make everything all right.
No one told me how addictive being affectionate with someone could be. Or maybe it was just Aiden’s scent of vanilla and leather.
“Stay hidden and be careful. I’m still worried abou
