Obey Fate: (Cade & Aria: Easton Family Saga) (Fated Duet Book 2) by Abigail Davies

Author:Abigail Davies [Davies, Abigail]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-11-05T16:00:00+00:00

CADE

My leg shook as I bobbed my foot up and down, my gaze fixated on the clock on the wall. Forty minutes had gone by in the blink of an eye, and now we were about to hit the sixty-minute mark. I wasn’t sure if it was a good or bad thing she’d been in there for so long.

The longer she was in there, the more she talked, but the longer it took Dr. Bay to come to a conclusion. I was scared to death that Dr. Bay would say she had no idea what was happening. After I’d called her this morning and talked to her, she was confident she could help. I just hoped it was true.

My cell buzzed in my pocket, signaling a call, and I pulled it out, hitting the answer call button without looking at the screen.

“Yeah?”

“Where are you?” Willow screeched. “Where are you right now?”

My nostrils flared, and I ground my teeth together at her demanding tone. She had no fuckin’ right talking to me like that, and right then, all I wanted to do was tell her to go and fuck herself and end the call.

“Out,” I grunted, staring at the door Aria and Dr. Bay had walked through an hour ago.

“With who?” When I didn’t answer her right away, she continued, “My mom said she saw you with a girl a couple of hours ago. Is that true?”

I ran my hand over my face and my hair, then let my head drop forward. “I have no idea what you’re talking about.”

“Tell me where you are, I’m coming to you right now. And I swear to god, if you’re with her, we’re over. Which means you’re over. You’ll be done, Cade. Do you hear me? Done.”

The creak of a door sounded out, and I whipped my head up to see Dr. Bay smiling over at me. “She’d like you to come and see her now.”

I stood and darted across the waiting room.

“Who was that? What the hell is going on, Cade?” Willow shouted down the line.

“I’ll be there in a second,” I told Dr. Bay, holding the door open and then watching as she walked away and into a door on the right. “Look, I’m visiting a friend who is in the hospital, okay? I’ve got to go, they’re letting me in now.”

“What?”

“I said I’ve got to go, I shouldn’t even be using my cell.”

“What’s your friend’s name? What happened to them?” Willow asked, talking a mile a minute.

“I gotta go,” I grunted and ended the call. I couldn’t worry about what she would or wouldn’t do, not when Aria needed me. I pocketed my cell, ambled down the hallway, and knocked on the door Dr. Bay had gone through.

“Come in!” she shouted. Inhaling a deep breath, I pushed the door open and stepped into the room. I didn’t know what I expected, but it wasn’t the modern warmth the office was decorated in. The gray walls held paintings, and a desk sat in the far corner.

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