I’m beyond shocked, which annoys Bast. “It’s funny how you’re shocked that the boy betrayed you, yet you didn’t bat a lash when you thought it was me.” He gruffs out.
I roll my eyes at his childish anger. “It’s not because I don’t believe that he’s a traitor. It’s mostly because he’s so harmless-looking. The boy has never even been trained as an assassin. How is it possible that he’s behind all of this?”
Sebastian’s jaw pops as he takes a couple of fortifying breaths. “It would make perfect sense, Argent. He’s unassuming and tech-savvy, which made it very easy for him to fool everyone.”
Frustrated, he waves a hand at the data. “Think about it. The boy applied to be an assassin several times but was rejected. The files show that he worked closely with Irving on several projects.” He shru
