The Bet That Broke Us
Unlike Max, who was lean and boyish, this man was broader, rougher, with a kind of wild energy.
Eight years of friendship, and Max had never once told me about this. A twin brother? If he kept something this big from me, it could only mean they weren’t close.
“Climb on,” he said suddenly, tossing me a helmet. “Maxello had to go somewhere, so he asked me to pick you up.”
I caught it, rolling my eyes at the proud little smirk tugging at his lips before climbing on the back of the bike.
“How come he never told me about you?” I asked, strapping the helmet under my chin.
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