Noah opened the door to the aftcastle cabin and gestured impatiently for Sam to go inside. The space that had once been theirs. Christ, so much had happened between them there.
With a look of disdain, Sam did so. Then, after studying Noah’s face, he sighed eyeing him with some sympathy now. ‘I know there’s something wrong? Would it help to tell me what it is?’
Noah’s eyes widened and he frowned. ‘There’s nothing wrong with me, Lad. It’s those around me who’re the problem. You suggesting I’ve no clue what I’m doing. Hal behaving like he’s nothing whatsoever to learn from–’
‘Damnation, Noah, stop trying to silence any view that differs from yours–’
Noah grabbed his shoulders. ‘That’s not what I’m doing at all. I’m trying to find your daughter, Sam. That’s what I’m doing. Do you want me t
