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“It’s not a little cut. Besides, you did your job, so you can leave now.”
He crossed his arms. “How long are you going to be mad about that?”
“How about until it heals?”
He huffed, then walked out. “Fine, I’ll go. I left my card with my number on your counter. If you have problems with the wards, call me.”
Like hell.
I shut the door behind him—well, slammed it really—and stared at the key hook. I could so easily grab those, pack a bag and leave all this behind. Kase. Troy. Hunter. Grant and his stupid knife. Olin, Rachel, Gran, ghosts—everything that made my life so damned complicated. They could all be just figments in my rearview mirror.
Driving until my credit cards gave out sounded amazing.
Except…
That void haunted me. It wouldn’t go away, wouldn’t let me close my eyes without remembering it.
Boys didn’t matter.
Big scary voids mattered, and I was going to find out what it all meant.
