My feet paused on their own, but I didn't turn.
The words however popped a question in my head. What did he mean?
“Letting you go is the one mistake I can't fix.” He spoke in a voice so low, I found myself drawing in a breath.
My eyes closed as I exhaled, then walked away, straight to the hall where the bride and groom were now saying their vows.
“You took so long, I was sure you'd already ran away.” He took a sip of his wine, before raising a brow. “What's wrong?”
“Nothing.”
“It doesn't sound like nothing,” he stared over me, “And Drex's not in his seat anymore. Come on, spill it.”
“Not here.” I said, voice barely above a whisper since the place had gone silent, the bride's own echoing through the speakers.
Leo's lips pursed, before he nodded. “But you're telling me everything the
