Lillian's perspective.
"What is it?" He looked back at me without much emotion on his face.
"I'll help you with that." I took the trench coat that he had taken off and hung it on the coat stand. Then. I thoughtfully untied the tie on his neck.
"Let me run a bath for you." I was about to run to the bathroom but was pulled back by him as soon as I took two steps. "You don't have to. I like taking a shower more," I heard him say.
"Oh, then..."
"Look, if you have something to say, just say it. I'm beat." A look of impatience appeared on his face.
"Actually... I just wanted to thank you. Thank you for arranging accommodation for those poor children. They must be really excited now."
"Who are you thanking me as? Is it as Aaron's...?"
"I'm thanking you as his friend. We're just friends an
