CROSS
The words had been rolling in my gut since my brother shoved his way through the crowd, and especially since everything that went down earlier today.
I didn’t like it. Not a bit.
And I needed to let him know, but it hadn’t been the time then.
It hadn’t been right when we got to the bowling alley, either, when Blaise showed up with his friends. Jade got Jordan’s number and asked where we were, so I knew he’d be showing up.
The girls were enjoying themselves. Jordan was enjoying them, too.
So, for them, for Jordan, I kept quiet. I waited.
But now, seeing my brother take a phone call and dart outside, I was done waiting.
Cool, calm, smooth, I took my bowling shoes off and put on my regular ones.
The only person who noticed was Bren, and when I looked up, her eyes were speculati
