I cross my arms over my chest. “How would you feel if I’d been the one to go find him today after I told you I wouldn’t? I thought we were both trying to make this work, and here you blatantly lied to my face. You knew you weren’t going to hold up your end of the deal, didn’t you?” “Yeah, I did, okay? It doesn’t matter now, what’s done is done,” he huffs like an angry child. “It matters to me, Hardin. You keep getting yourself in trouble when it’s not necessary.”

