CHAPTER 104

“Of course. You told me you didn’t so I knew you hadn’t.”

She sagged, going limp against the pillow. Relief, sweet and heady, rushed through her veins. He believed her.

“You believe me,” she whispered, relief making her light-headed. Then she frowned, her lips pursing in confusion. “But how then? I don’t understand.”

“How much do you remember?” Jace asked gently.

Her brow furrowed and she tried to concentrate but her head hurt too badly. “I don’t know. I went to Jack’s. Kaden called me. Said he was back. I went over, but I made sure Kaden was with me,” she rushed to say.

Jace’s hand tightened around hers. “I know, baby. You did fine. You did everything right.”

“I was so angry with Jack. I was yelling at him. Asking him why he was so determined to fuck things up. He said he wanted to say good-bye and when I asked him where he was going he just said ‘away.’”

A scowl darkened Jace’s face.

“He made me hot chocolate. That’s all I remember,” she said faintly.

“It’s all right, baby. You’re g