CHAPTER ELEVEN
Lilah? What the hell is she talking about?
He raced after her.
“We’re not together,” he told her.
“Aw, you two broke up? I’m so sorry. Sucks for you, I guess,” Sarah’s voice dripped with derision.
“Will you please stop walking for one minute and just listen to me?”
She whirled, and yes, there were definitely tears in her eyes that he could see, but also a huge dose of hurt.
“You have one minute,” she hissed, arms folded defensively across her chest. “Go.”
“We’re not together. We were never together. I don’t know what the hell you were told, but it was wrong.”
“You don’t understand... I saw you myself, Tim. I saw you kissing her the night before our wedding. I was driving to the store, and I saw the two of you in front of the pool hall.”
“There’s nothing to understa
