"Chloe." Ivy stepped into the room and smiled. "Jax." She nodded at him before returning her attention to me. "It's time we speak about our. . . situation."
A moment ago, I'd been eager to get out of this room and away from Jax, but now I wasn't so sure. I licked my lips and nodded. "Sure."
Maybe if I acted like I wasn't totally rattled by her, she'd make this quick.
Ivy held her arm out toward the door, which was still open. I sliced a look at Jax. His gaze was hyper focused on the open door, and I prayed he'd use his super speed to escape and bring back help.
But he just stood there.
What was wrong with him? Why wasn't he using this opportunity? I scowled.
"Come." Ivy waved for me to follow, and like her good little pet, I did exactly as she said. She once again led me to the doorless sitting room.
Disappointment hit me at the realization we weren't going outside. I couldn't remember how long ago that had been, but I craved the fresh air and sun.