Seth eyed Heath DiMarco, while Heath’s expression was one of open hostility. Seth didn’t know what Heath’s problem was: he’d done nothing to merit that kind of look. And he wasn’t the one letting his sister live in an apartment without a damn bed while he sat in his cushy house.
Well, cushy apartment, maybe. It wasn’t like teachers made a ton of money.
“Hi, Seth,” Rose said.
She glanced at Heath, and Seth almost laughed when she rolled her eyes.
“Hey,” Heath said; Seth just nodded.
“We just saw your sister, actually, down at The Rise and Shine.”
“Which one?” Seth asked.
That earned him another full eye roll. “Which do you think? The one who works there. Jubilee is so sweet. I wonder where she gets it from?” Rose batted her lashes.
Seth grunted. “My sisters are a pain in the ass,” h
