Anne Sutton looked at Nathan Fawcett and said, "I thought you understood why I moved out of the house."
Nathan Fawcett said, "I don't. I thought when I spoke to you, you would understand. That you would have at least a little trust in me."
'It was bad enough that she just ran off like that last night!'
'But today, she's trying to avoid me the second she sees me.'
"You have no idea how smug Charles Prescott has been since yesterday. And that President Sterling has been bad-mouthing you. Even Chairman Grant is being pushed aside by them."
She recalled what Butler Walters had just said—that he was so good to her because...
Anne Sutton looked at Nathan Fawcett and said, "I heard from the butler that because of your condition, you can't be with other women right now. I'll find a way to help you get better. You really don't have to do this for me..."
Nathan Fawcett looked up, his gaze cold and distant as he stared at her.
