“I believe you.”
Grabbing his leather jacket, he shrugged into it, checking the pockets to make sure he had his keys, turning back one last time to flash Lissa a smile before he ducked out of the room, hoping to at least dodge running into her brother on the way out.
She watched him go before rolling onto her back, already bored. She knew Devin was home and awake, she could hear him banging around in the kitchen, clearly already in a mood, but at least he hadn’t confronted Cael this time.
It was enough to make her fall back asleep, relieved to avoid a fight as she waited for him to come back.















