Sebastian hadn’t been planning on going anywhere after the scene at the ice-cream shop. He wanted to brood, maybe pace the length of his apartment until the floorboards begged for mercy. Instead, he found himself standing outside Kade’s place, staring at the dented metal door like it might bite.
He exhaled through his nose.
This is stupid.
He didn’t owe Kade anything. He didn’t even like the guy. Their relationship was built on mutual disdain and a shared talent for pretending they didn’t care about the same girl.
But Ravyn cared. And Esther had been right—Ravyn needed closure. Either she and Kade were done for good, or they needed to rip open whatever festering wound sat between them.
Sebastian could deal with either. He just needed Kade to tell the damn truth.
He knocked. No one an
