“W-What are you doing?” Why hadn’t he heard him move?
Nash drew in a deep breath as if scenting the air, Arlo did too without thinking—coffee was all he could smell.
“Why?”
“Well, you’re making me a little uncomfortable.”
“You don’t like me?”
Arlo could practically taste his heart in his throat, his stomach turned into a cold knot. Would Nash…do something? Looking like he did, there had been a few close calls throughout the years, but Arlo had always gotten away before things turned too bad.
“Why so scared?” Nash flashed his teeth, but Arlo wouldn’t call it a smile, or maybe it was, but it looked kind of feral. His eyes were wild, his jaws clenched.
“I’m not.” Arlo cringed at the words and Nash scrunched his nose.
“Lies have a less than pleasant smell to them.”