“We should follow them,” I said.
“Maya! Are you out of your mind? You must be kidding,” he muttered, his eyes widening in disbelief.
“Then why are we here if we don’t go in?” I shot back.
“It wasn’t my idea coming here, kitten,” he grumbled.
I rolled my eyes. Coward.
“Then I’m going alone.”
I shoved the door open and stepped out of the car, slamming it shut with a loud bang.
“Maya, don’t do this. We’re in danger!” he hissed, running after me. He caught my hands in a tight grip. “We can’t do this, Maya,” he said through clenched teeth.
“Why can’t we? If you’re not supporting me, then leave,” I snapped, yanking my hands free.
My finger hovered, then tapped the button Isla had pressed earlier. The doors creaked open.
“You’re really doing this, huh,” he muttered.
I lifted my chin an
