FROST OBSESSION
By the time Cass had hauled the last of his life—three crates of books and a duffel bag of clothes—into Luke’s apartment, the moon was high and the air in the Navarro Ridge was freezing.
"I forgot something," Cass muttered, staring at the bare mattress in the second bedroom.
Luke was leaning against the doorframe, watching him with an impenetrable expression. "What?"
"Sheets. My old ones were for a twin. This is a queen."
"I have a spare set," Luke offered.
"No." Cass shook his head, his stubbornness returning in a sharp, desperate burst. "I’m not being a burden. I’ll go to the Harbor Gas Mart. It’s only three blocks."
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