Nathaniel stalled for a long moment before finally getting it out. "You changed the lock on that apartment. I don't have the code."
I knew immediately which apartment he meant. "Yes. I told you I was selling it. I don't want people who have no business being there going in, so I changed it. If you have anything left inside, my real estate agent is coming the day after tomorrow. Send your assistant to collect it then."
He stared at me, something raw moving behind his eyes. "You're serious. You'd really sell it."
"There's nothing to hold onto. I won't need it anymore, and there's no point keeping it. Better to sell it."
His eyes went red at the corners, as if I'd actually hurt him. Once, that look would have been enough to make me reach for him. But the man standing in front of me wasn't
