Chapter 363

Raquel asked for help in bringing the bodies back home to their families. I should have volunteered, but all I could think was, "Okay, Rohan. We're doing this."

"Is there an itemized list of things you're pissed about right now," I said, walking into our dorm room, "or did you just want to wing your grievances?"

He tugged off his shirt, rooting around in a drawer for a new one. "You failed to mention that Malik was going to ambush us."

"Because I didn't know that part. Give me some credit. I would never have withheld that from you."

"Really." He pulled off the shirt.

"Great, let's get to what this is really about." I scanned his body for visible wounds, but while he was bruised, there was nothing serious.

"I had to watch you die. You couldn't have maybe warned me about that?" He threw the desk chair against the wall, splintering a leg.

Greater good, Nava.