“Would he lie to me?”
He winced. “I’d like to say no, but to spare your feelings he might.”
“How?” Leila narrowed her eyes at him, not particularly liking that particular answer.
He rubbed his hand over his jaw. “Say we had to do something for the Clan, something dangerous, something we knew that would scare you… he’d never tell you. I wouldn’t say anything, but if you asked, I’d answer.” His lips twitched. “You’ll soon learn our different quirks.”
“It’s amazing how different you are when you’re so alike too.” She’d picked up on that earlier.
At the diner, though to her, the differences in both brothers was as evident as them being two separate entities, the waitress had gotten their orders mixed up when Kon had switched seats with Jay to get up to use the bathroom.
At the clubhouse,
