Chapter 13
“I’m spending a few nights with friends,” Tama informed her, biting his lip and furrowing his brow.
“Why?” Hana’s face looked troubled at the thought of her only ally disappearing.
Tama rolled his eyes. “Because living with you and Uncle Logan is like being in a mine field, Ma. He’s not talking to you and you’re not talking to him. It’s stupid.”
“But I told you what he did!” Hana said. “I came back to find him sprawled on the sofa with my friend; what would you do?”
“No, Ma.” Tama shook his head. “The story gets worse every time you tell it. If I didn’t know better I’d think you were sabotaging your own happiness. Logan kept telling you he didn’t want to help her out with her stupid problems but you wouldn’t listen.”
“I thought she was my friend,” Hana sulked.
“No-one’s y
