I shook my head. “Tell Sam we’re going on a keg run. We’ll be back in a bit.” “Okay. Yeah.” She frowned at Logan, but he wasn’t looking at her. Everything I’d said earlier to Sam was still weighing on my mind. Sebastian was a problem. I needed my brother with me to deal with Sebastian, and Logan was half himself right now. He didn’t fight me, falling in line with me. Both of us weaved our way through the groups. As we got to the parking lot, some people yelled out our names. It was like high school again. Logan and I ignored them and went to my Escalade.
