Chapter 148

Ultimately, we had dropped off Siena at the Lambertis and were on our way to the location.

“I’m not afraid, you know,” I told Christian after a peaceful silence. “To see your uncle again or to watch which fate awaits them?”

Christian grew a devilish smile on his lips. “I’m sorry, but I don’t remember asking.”

He didn’t have to tell me his thoughts because I was already aware. He didn’t want to see me in pain ever again, whether it was physically or mentally, but I was at that point where I just didn’t care anymore.

“I know you didn’t ask anything.” I sighed, grinning widely. “I’m just trying to talk to you.”

“About?”

About how you’re planning to kill your cousin while being the first one to give Enzo and Isobel, who had done the same—a pass.

“Nothing.” I grabbed my phone and searched for Enzo’s name. I knew I said I wouldn’t get involved anymore, and maybe I was crazy for thinking this way—but I didn’t want to see Luca die.

I wouldn’t