His face scrunched up as he tried to back away. “Let go of me.”
“For f***s sake, Wolf, listen to me—”
He pushed me away, his fingers pointed at me. “No. You listen to me for once. You don't get to stand there and talk about debt and ownership like I'm something you bought. I'm your brother. Or I thought I was. But brothers don't hide things like this. Brothers don't lie.”
“I never lied.”
“Omission is lying.” His voice cracked. “You let me sit there and watch her. You let me fall in love with her. And all along, you knew. You knew how I felt. You knew you were never going to let her go. So what was I supposed to be? A placeholder? A distraction?”
“And what the f**k have you done to show her how you truly feel, huh?” I tilted my head, moving closer. “Whether I feel anything for her or n
