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“The letters…” said Jesper, and Kaz could see the anger in his face. “You weren’t pleading with him to come back. You were mocking him.”
Every letter had been a slap in the face to Wylan, a kind of cruel joke.
“You’re the fool,” Jesper snarled. “He’s smarter than most of us put together, and he deserves a better father than you.”
“You … how many times was it you standing beside me on the deck at night when I thought it was Kuwei?” “Every time.”
“Why does it matter?” “I don’t know!” Jesper said angrily. “Maybe I liked your stupid face.”
“I’ll need the right crew.” Wylan got to his feet. “For the Wraith.” Jesper followed, still not meeting Kaz’s eyes. “For Inej,” he said quietly.
I’m going to get my money, Kaz vowed. And I’m going to get my girl. Inej could never be his, not really, but he would find a way to give her the freedom he’d promised her so long ago.
