Chapter 63. What’s the Problem?

EVERLY

I continued to look at the direction of the door even after Kaelan had left. Deep down in my heart I was very worried.

It seems as if all we do these days is drift apart.

The disturbing sound of my heart as it leaped against my chest made it impossible for me to focus.

By now, my fingers could no longer grasp the knitting pins. I tossed them aside and stood up.

I didn’t want us to go on this way.

We really needed to talk.

I moved around the entire packhorse looking for Kaelan. Eventually I found him in the pack bar, helping himself to a vodka.

I stood in a corner and watched him gulp down the content in a glass cup, then hauled the cup across the bar. The glass cup hit a wall and made a crashing sound that caused me to flinch.

I summoned the courage and walked over. Something was definitely bothering my baby.

He slumped on the armchair, and turned his gaze away as soon as he saw me coming. I went behind him, placed m