Chapter 50. You’re Behaving Like a Stranger

KAELAN

I knew I had made a mistake by letting Isabella come near me that fateful day. Now she’s driven a wedge to the bond Everly and I held so dear,

As I left her room, I entered my car and drove to the city. The entire building felt suffocating and I needed some air. I met with a few friends of mine, Kenneth and Maxwell in a bar.

Kings’ Bar was known for its high quality wine, especially the ones made for my kind. Though it was usually very expensive, but I didn’t really mind spending much money on a drink as long as it’s high quality.

The tavern was buzzing with activities as people chatted and clinked glasses. I leaned back in my seat, and swirled the wine in my cup.

Across from me, Kenneth and Maxwell were engaged in a heated debate about investments, but my mind wasn’t in it. Everly’s cold behavior lingered at the back of my mind like a thorn I couldn’t pull out.

Kenneth smirked, as he lifted his goblet. “You’re unusually quiet tonight, Kael