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Sullivan didn’t even respond to his brother as he sat down.

But that wasn’t unusual since he doesn’t really talk that much from what I’ve seen and heard.

I told myself I was going to have a chat with him before I left tonight. He was family to my boyfriends, and I at least wanted to make an effort.

I reminded myself that, before I felt someone drop into the empty seat that was now beside me.

I glanced over.

A guy I’d seen at the bar earlier. Tall and wiry with a leather jacket and a mustache.

“Hey.”

Oh, he was talking to me.

“Um, hi.”

He smiled.

“You having a good night?”

“Yeah.”

I turned back to Willow.

The conversation they were having continued.

A few seconds later, the guy leaned closer.

“You come here often?”

I almost laughed.

“Not really.”

“That’s too bad.”

I gave him a polite smile.

Then turned away.

He didn’t take the hint.

“So, are you single?”

I glanced at Sebastian who was talking to someone else across the table.

The guy looked at him.

Then back at me.

“He your boyfriend?”

I nodded.

“Doesn’t look like he’s your boyfriend.”

I frowned.