The entire car ride back was suffocatingly tense.I leaned my head against the passenger window, pretending to catch some rest, but I kept a sharp eye on Silas' every move.He drove smoothly, his expression completely unreadable, but I had this gut feeling that he kept stealing glances at me in the rearview mirror.When we pulled up outside my house, I pushed the car door open, muttered a quick thanks, and hurried toward the front door."Jace," Silas called out, stopping me in my tracks, "Let the past stay in the past. If Scarlett is watching over you from heaven, the thing she'd want most is for you to move on and live a normal life."My footsteps paused. I turned back to look at him, but his face gave nothing away."I know. Thanks, man."With that, I turned, unlocked the front door, slipped inside, and slammed it shut, pressing my back flat against the wood as I gasped for air.Without wasting a second, I headed straight for the study and carefully dragged out a dusty cardboa
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