“Oh, nothing,” I replied innocently, climbing out of the car. “Just unloading.”Bag by bag, I grabbed the massive, oversized purchases from the trunk and began tossing them at him. One landed squarely against his chest, forcing him to fumble with the phone to keep it from falling.“Are you kidding me, Elise?” he snapped, scowling as another bag smacked his thigh. “Do I look like your personal servant? Or are you just delusional enough to think I’m your bitch?”“Oh, don’t be dramatic,” I snorted, grinning as I threw another bag his way. “Think of it as character building.”Jace was opening his mouth to retort when a new voice cut in. “Need some help?”Hunter appeared like a ghost, his sudden presence making both Jace and me jump. His grin was infuriatingly smug as he reached for one of the bags, ignoring Jace’s glare entirely.“Where do you want these, little monster?” he asked, hoisting the bag onto his shoulder effortlessly.“My room,” I instructed, happy to accept the help. “Please,”
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