Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It
“You're so blatant about everything, but I just didn't know how to tell you about him. I couldn't get the words out and even if I could have, I didn't know what they should be." "Marcus, you have a ten-month-old son?" he suggested, with biting irony. She focused on the bright blue yarn in her hands and took a deep breath and expelled it slowly. "Yes, well, as I said, you're blunt." "Honest." That had her looking up from the blanket in a hurry. "Oh? And what aspect of honesty covers pretendin...g to be a corporate information consultant when you were in reality investigating me as a suspected espionage agent?" His blue eyes blazed with fury. "That was my job and don't you dare pretend it stands on par with you denying my paternal rights for ten months of my son's life." Her hands twisted in the yarn. "How can you sit there in such sanctimonious judgment? You were preparing to rip apart the life I've worked desperately hard to piece together for my son and sister. You used my desire for you as a weapon against me and you sit there saying—" She stopped speaking midsentence when he jumped off the couch to tower over her.MoreLess
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