50
Sage
“GO TO HELL,” I muttered, too tired and exhausted to take the bait.
Trina looked at Caden. “I bet you didn’t know she was recording your conversation at the coffee shop, last week did you?”
Caden frowned and looked at me. “What is she talking about?”
“Nothing. She’s just trying to start stuff again. Let’s just go.” I opened up the door to the SUV.
“I also bet you didn’t know I recorded our conversation the night you agreed to spy on him,” she hollered.
Caden looked angry and confused. “Sage? Is any of this true?”
I was stuck. I had to tell him now. I knew he wasn’t going to be happy. “She stopped over to my place awhile back. She wanted me to find out if you’d killed your brother.”
He looked shocked. “And you agreed?”
“I’m sorry. She caught me off-guard. It was before you
