Ivan turned sharply and whatever scowl had been on his face hardened even further as he glared at me, “What the hell are you doing here, Vanya?” he asked, moving toward me. “Have you lost your senses? Why did you come here? Why do you always come into places you know full well you should stay the fuck out of?”I ignored the questions and moved closer to him instead, closing the space between us as I stared up at him, worriedly. “Ivan, p-please,” I stammered.“Oh, you want to say something, hmm?” Ivan mocked, still totally pissed off. “Speak, Vanya.”My brows furrowed, but I kept my annoyance in check and kept my voice as low as possible. “Please leave, Tanya. Let her go. She’s still your sister, in every way that matters beyond blood. You still cared for her once, Ivan, so please think of the memories you both shared—”“Have you gone mad?” Ivan cut in furiously. “Do you think I live on stupid memories? Do you think I would still be alive if I let emotions and memories control the thin
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