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-Nathan- I was observing Jax. He wore sunglasses as we sat outside in the warm morning sun, nibbling at some food. I sat in front of him, trying to read his demeanor. Something was definitely amiss, but Jax, despite typically appearing happy and joyful, could be quite secretive. He disliked it when people intruded on his personal affairs. Therefore, discussing his feelings or thoughts was off-limits. Hence, I knew I had to handle this delicately. I had allowed Megan to sleep while I sought out Jax in his room to share breakfast. His late-night companion had already departed, though we both heard the door close as we sat outside. “What?” Jax asked, taking a sip from his water. “Nothing,” I replied with a faint smile. “Liar,” he chuckled. “I’m not pressing.” I raised one hand, recogn