The tension in the room continued to rise as Alice eyed Aaron skeptically and he gave off even more ice. He wasn't a fan of having to convince stubborn people of things. Keeley learned that the hard way in their first life.
"I know my brother," he said flatly. "This isn't the first time we've crossed paths. His morality is questionable but I believe he would do anything for me. Like killing someone I think poses a threat to my family. You don't have to believe me but I wouldn't recommend getting close to Graydon Meyer."
Alice bit her lip before awkwardly excusing herself. Aaron sighed and buried his face in his wife's neck even though she was so much shorter.
"I really wish he would just disappear too but it's not like I have a second murderous guardian angel watching over me."
Keeley snorted. "Murderous guardian angel is an interesting way to put it. As her friend, you did your duty of warning her. If she still decides to pursue him, that's her problem."
