Chapter 14
The news about the Cavanaghs faded over the next couple of days, but Connor had a feeling the other shoe hadn’t yet dropped. He also knew he had to address his history with Aiden. He wasn’t sure how to approach it, but it needed to be done. To Fiona, he said, “I need to talk to Aiden.”
She looked up from his computer where she’d been checking her online sales. “Why do you need to talk to my brother?”
“We have to talk about our past. I don’t want you caught in the middle of the crap we carry between us.” Although he didn’t want to keep any more secrets from her, or lie to her, he didn’t want to explain everything either. She’d spent a lot of time with Aiden over the last few days and she always looked better after being with him. He somehow steadied her, like a big brother sho
