JUNIPER
“Now isn’t really a good time,” I said. “If you haven’t noticed, we’re trapped on a plane.”
“That’s exactly why we need to talk,” Asher said. “Ethan forced us all together, and it’s obvious not one of us is happy about the situation. If we keep this up, one or all of us is going to go mad with the tension. We have to figure out how to get along, even if it’s for only a few days.”
I let out a heavy breath, not ready for this conversation, even though Asher was speaking logically. “I don’t know what you expect me to say to make this okay. I can’t ever seem to do the right thing in your eyes, and I’m done trying.”
Asher took a slow breath. “I messed up. Repeatedly. I know that doesn’t change anything. I hate everything that went down between us, and I know it’s my fault. I know I
