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34. His Confession
Kate stared at Jaxon's back as he walked through the crowd with a frown. It had been difficult to lie to one's best friend and she wished that she had convinced him enough so that he would stop asking about her marriage and her relationship with William. She heaved a sigh and was not sure if she could do this anymore. Perhaps she should limit her interaction with Jaxon so she did not have to tell another lie.
“Are you okay?” said a low voice from beside her. There was no emotion, not even worries in his voice which was not entirely surprising.
Kate turned to face William and shrugged her shoulders. “Why wouldn't I be?”
"I don't know. You seem like you are emotionally exhausted," he replied. He lifted his hand to cup the side of her face. "Are you truly alright?"
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