Nolan’s POVThe door burst open.“What’s going on?” Riven rushed in, his eyes darting from Anna on the floor to me. “What the hell happened?”He moved to help her up, but Anna slapped his hand away. “Oh, don’t bother.”Riven stiffened. He looked at me, doubt flickering in his eyes. “Nolan?”Anna stood, smoothing her gown as if nothing had happened. “We were just talking about how great it is that Astra’s finally gone,” she said lightly. “Right, Riven?”“What?” Riven frowned. “Anna, don’t talk about Astra like that. I know she could be sharp with you, but that doesn’t mean she wasn’t—”“Two hypocrites,” Anna cut in, sneering.Something in my chest tightened. “Anna,” I said slowly, “was Astra telling the truth? Did you fall on your own and blame her?”For the first time, Anna looked at me without softness or any disguise. “What do you think?” she asked.I stood, walked toward her, and stopped inches away. “I think you blamed Astra for something she never did. And I think I was a fool for
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