LOGAN
His question felt a bit tricky, and I don’t think I want to answer it.
“I am not answering that hypothetical question, Ryder.” I held his gaze. “I love Kane. He is my brother, and I would give my life to protect him. But I would rather not sit here and imagine him betraying us when we don’t even know if he has done anything wrong.”
Ryder said nothing.
He simply stared at me, then smacked his lips, pushed himself away from the desk, and walked back to his seat.
“I think I gave you the impression that you have the right not to answer my question.”
My eyes narrowed.
There was something in his tone that made the hairs on the back of my neck rise.
“Is there something you’re not telling me?”
We suspected Kane the moment the shipment disappeared. Every piece of information seemed t
