Jaxon
“I just don't understand how that's possible!" I barked. It wasn't his fault. He wasn't the person I needed to lose my temper at. Everything just felt so out of control. Sara hadn't been home in two days, and I wanted to give her her space, but I wanted to run into her arms. The gravity of the situation hit me like a bomb when I came home and found her gone. I couldn't blame her in the least, but it set me even more on edge.
“I don't know Jaxon, I mean you were married to the woman for 10 years. It doesn't seem that much of a stretch that you'd have a night with her or that she'd have your DNA around."
I rolled my eyes and sat exhausted in my chair, leaning forward with my eyes closed. I knew he was right, her case was not that outlandish. I didn't have a lot to go on, but I knew
