LIAM

I stared at him intently, then chuckled and shook my head. “I’m going to assume this accident has done a number on you, because that’s the only reason you’d say something so stupid.”

“Yeah, go on, pretend it’s not true. Pretend we haven’t spent most of the time skirting around the fact that you tried to kill me ten years ago,” he replied, glaring at me.

“I don’t have time for this,” I said, standing up.

“Oh, now you want to leave? Now that I actually bring up the topic, you act like you’re the victim here, when you’ve been nothing but a villain the entire time.”

“A villain?...