Tawny couldn’t quite get a grip on reality. I don’t want to be called your friend.
I don’t want to be called your friend.What did he want to be called then?
Tyler turned to scan the people coming through the security exit, but she couldn’t see anyone like the pictures he’d shown her.
Besides, there was so many things more important than his parents in this moment. “Omar egged your house?”
“This morning.”
Tawny once again stepped in front of him, a tidal wave of concern flooding her. “Tyler, that’s not good.”
“Tell me about it. Shorted out some of my lights washing off the porch.”
“No, it means he’s marked you.”
That got him to stop scanning the crowd coming out and look at her. Finally. “What does that mean?”
“It means he knows you’ve been digging up dirt on him, and he’s not happ
