When João and I walked into Landon’s basement, Landon and Kai sat on his couch, passing a bong.
Landon glanced over his shoulder and tensed when he saw me, his eyes hazy. “What are you doing here? Shouldn’t you be at home, studying?”
“I finished studying,” I said.
Landon stood and glared at João. “Why’d you bring her here? She should be at home.”
“She can be anywhere she f*****g wants to be,” João said, tossing his keys on the coffee table. “What, are you her mom now?”
Landon turned back to me. “Imani, you know that if she find—”
João pushed him back. “Why don’t you shut the f**k up, Landon? I’m not in the mood to f**k with you right now. You’ve been pissy since the other day.”
“Don’t f*****g push me,” Landon said, shoving him back.
My heart raced as I glanced back and forth betwee
