Rain opened his mouth to argue, but I cut him off.
“No. No more arguments. No hovering. No stalking. No ‘just checking in.’ I mean it.”
“Fine,” Rain muttered, his shoulders slumping.
“Good.” I adjusted my bag and headed for the door. “I’ll text you when I’m done. And if I so much as catch a hint of one of you following me, we’re going to have a problem.”
Colby smirked, leaning against the frame again. “Careful, Lia. That almost sounded like an alpha talking.”
I paused in the doorway, glancing back at him. “Keep pushing me, and I might just surprise you.”
With that, I walked out, shutting the door firmly behind me.
I couldn’t believe the guys were acting so crazy right now. After I graduated from high school, I thought everything was going to work out. Things had been going so well!
