Shane didn’t want to go into details about the conversation from that morning. “I said a lot of stuff I’ve been thinking for fifteen years.” He wasn’t sure if Robin would judge him or just accept what had happened. “I…oddly, I felt better after unloading on him.”
“Do you think it’ll help?”
He scoffed. “No, I don’t think so. I don’t think he understands the full repercussions of his actions.” He didn’t need to detail that he’d told his father that he had nothing to offer Robin. What would that help?
Nothing, he told himself.
NothingHe had, however, followed Doctor Sloan’s advice and told Robin he loved her. That big ol’ admission hung between them, and they hadn’t been able to talk about it. He wanted to bring it up, but at the same time, he just wanted to eat hot dogs and chips and str
