MINE TO BULLY
He was going to get up, get dressed, and walk out the door like a normal person who didn't spend his mornings staring out a window at a boy who barely knew he existed.
He did it anyway.
The curtains were still open from last night ...his own fault, he never closed them all the way .... and across the street, through the gap in the Ryland's blinds, Ezra could see straight into Jace's room.
Jace was standing by his dresser, shirtless, pulling a fresh one over his head in no particular hurry, like he had all the time in the world and knew it. Dark hair damp from the shower. Shoulders that made absolutely no sense on a seventeen-year-old. Sharp jaw and long lines and an ease to the way he moved