After the most awkward breakfast of the century, everyone went to their places of work, leaving the two of us alone finally. I kept my cool the whole time. Because in all honesty, I knew that something like that would happen. Not to mention that I deserved it. And now, hopefully, they got it out of their system, and we would be able to move on. It was the only thing I wanted and needed as the decision was made. I wasn’t going to leave Sienna. I was going to fight for her.
When I walked into Kieran’s office at night, I was sure that he would tell me to learn my place, leave his sister the f*ck alone and get out of his pack and his house.
But contrary to my expectations, he got out a bottle of whiskey and poured us two glasses.
“I didn’t like you much back at high school,” he said with a
