"It's your fault!" I screamed. The guards took my action as a cue to move thinking there was danger. They only stood waiting for the instructions. I bore my eyes at Razbill Silvero and showered him with all the feelings that were overwhelming me. Mostly, it was madness. Lots of it.
He stared back with a vacancy. But his face was distorted as he had no plans to back down. I knew his reputation when it came to the staring contests. I knew I would lose. To him. Again.
I fisted my hands on my side. "I knew it was best to steer clear from you. Yet, I gave this—you—a chance for this friendship. Since then, since I met you, all my plans have been ruined. I wasn't supposed to be on that rooftop and smoking for everyone to see! I wouldn't have stayed there occasionally had it not been for you an
