ADINNA
My breath hitched at the words, and I nipped at my bottom lip, a feeling of anxiety swirling within me. I take an unconscious step away from Dean, curling my fingers into fists as my nails dug into my palm.
“There’s nothing to even tell Hunter,” I managed to say, casting Dean a nervous glance. I clicked my tongue, staring at Jace with the most irritated face I could muster. “It’s a misunderstanding, Jace–”
“Is it?”
The sharpness in Jace’s voice made me pause, and I curled my fist tighter in frustration.
I kept telling myself that there was nothing to tell Hunter, but the more I said it, the less I believed it. Because deep inside me, I knew something happened, and I wasn’t sure if I minded whatever change would occur from Jace telling Hunter.
The kiss Dean and I shared shouldn
