"So you really went through with it.”
Kai’s voice cut through the quiet, full of restrained disappointment.
But Nolan didn't even look up at him. His eyes were glued to his phone's screen, which he scrolled on with one hand, and held a glass of almost finished wine in the other.
“Did you even think about how much embarrassment you might have cost Evie?"
"Please, Kai. Don't lecture me." He lifted his eyes. “Please."
Kai scoffed, sinking deeper into the armchair. “Okay, so what now? The results come in—and then what?”
“I'll act according to what it says.”
"And what if it comes out as yours?" Kai asked, irritation in his voice. “You think you'll be able to look Evie in the eye the way you used to?"
Nolan didn't look up.
"Nolan, buddy, I've asked several times how exactly you feel
