This changes everything. This means I don’t know him at all. And yet a part of me wonders if I ever really knew Asher, either. I force myself to close the laptop, but the damage is done. Because now, when I look at Maddox, I won’t just see the smirking, cocky ex-felon who taunts me with promises he shouldn’t be making. I’ll see the man who buried his whole world. And I don’t know if that makes him more dangerous… or more human.
