RAVAYA
Cool air brushed against my skin as I opened the car door. I swung my legs out first, my heels crunching on gravel, and then I rose to my feet. Kade got out on the other side, shutting the door with a little more force than necessary.
He hadn't said a word the whole ride here, and I could feel the tension rolling off him.
Something about Kael had him wound up, but I couldn't tell if it was anger, jealousy, or plain paranoia.
Probably all three.
"What's going on with you today, hot stuff?" I asked.
The muscle in his cheek ticked, and that was answer enough.
Because here's the thing. I hadn't forgotten the way he'd looked me dead in the eye before and told me Kael was dangerous. That he had schizophrenia, like that was supposed to be some kind of trump card.
But how the hell w
