Adrian
"Dude!" Bryce said, waving his hand in front of my face.
"Huh?" I said, my attention diverted from the door I’d been staring at for the last hour. I had casually taken a position by the palace's front door, trying to catch Chloe when she returned from her date. I needed to make sure she hadn’t decided to return to Caden.
"You're pathetic," Bryce sighed, but his voice had a tinge of humor.
"I don't know what you're talking about," I sniffed. I refused to acknowledge the obvious; if Bryce was smart, he'd do the same.
He wasn't. "You staring at the door isn't going to bring Chloe home any faster."
I wanted to bite his head off, but he was right. "I know," I sighed. "I just have a bad feeling."
I'd tried to shake off the sense of impending doom, but I couldn't. "Something's not r
