HANNAH
Watching Cade tease his brothers made me smile. It felt good to smile. It felt good to sit at the breakfast table together, something that had been happening more often lately.
I had the cold war to thank for that. With the war declared, we all had more time to spend together. At least one good thing had come of it.
Jace turned slightly in his chair to face Cade. “Is Sophie done packing her stuff? Do you know?”
“Don’t know,” Cade said, suddenly frowning. “Haven’t gone near her since, but she must be done by now. I can’t wait for her to get out of here.”
“You can’t?” Jace’s grin turned sly. “A few days ago, you couldn’t get enough of her.”
Cade shot him a glare but relaxed when he saw the teasing glint in his brother’s eyes.
“That’s not true, and you know it,” Cade said. “We w
