Sawyer hadn’t expected to stay with Selene for so long, but he couldn’t bring himself to leave now that she had opened up to him. He felt like he owed it to her to listen to her concerns, and he knew that it was only going to end up more difficult to everybody if Selene couldn’t be around Francesca at all when they might need to cooperate and it could put his sister in danger.
She had reverted a little to the nervous young woman she had been when Sawyer first met her, and he felt bad for it - there was something about him that she couldn’t look past no matter how well they knew each other now.
“Selene…”
She almost cringed and it made him feel awful.
“I didn’t mean to make you feel bad. I don’t blame you for what I went though…”
“…you blame her. And you should blame her, because she wa
