CALEB
I bit my bottom lip as I stared at the stone brick walls that faced me. I hadn’t even driven up to the main house and I was already filled with so many memories. The huge house that lay behind those walls was my least favorite place to be.
“Sorry, Sir, you may go in.” The guard at the front of the gate apologized and stepped back, signaling to the other guard to open the gate for me.
I gave a sharp nod and kicked up my car again. I didn’t plane them. I haven’t been here in over twelve years. Twelve long years. And I never regretted my decision, neither did my parents.
I had lied to Colton. Well, I didn’t actually lie….it was more of an omission of truth. And I had omitted a lot of truth from him for the long years we had known each other for. I had done it, all in a bid to hide
