Chapter 14Casey stiffened and stepped back. Dan thought his roomie was about to deck their neighbor.
“Dammit, Seth! What kind of a friend can’t—or won’t—keep a confidence?” He turned to Dan. “Sorry, Danny. Don’t pay any attention to this guy. It turns out he’s a busybody.”
“But—”
Dan wanted to ask what was going on, but Casey turned and, taking them two at a time, went up the stairs.
“What was that all about?” Dan asked, his heart thumping because Seth’s near-command seemed to have something to do with Dan’s and Casey’s feelings for each other.
“I apologize, Dan. I thought I was doing the right thing. I’ve obviously f****d up.”
“But what—?”
Seth picked up his basket of clothes. “I’ve already said and done too much. You’d better talk to Casey.” The look on his face showed his chagrin
