Sebastian’s hands were still shaking when he yanked the driver’s door open and slammed it shut behind him.
The sound echoed through the quiet parking lot, followed by a ragged breath he could have sworn wasn’t his own. His reflection in the windshield stared back at him. A tight jaw, burning eyes, and chest heaving like he’d just ran miles.
Forget running. He was wrecked.
The moment replayed in his head in a cruel loop. Kade’s voice, smug and sharp, echoing in his skull. Sebastian squeezed his eyes shut, gripping the steering wheel so tightly his knuckles went white.
No. It couldn’t be. The universe couldn’t be that twisted. One mate, one person, was already rare enough. But two? For the same woman? For his woman?
He let out a bitter laugh that broke halfway through. “Of course,” he m
