He sighed. Spencer knew he was being a complete coward by leaving Kinley, especially after what had occurred between them. Stating that he had pack business had been a pathetic excuse, one that Thomas hadn't bought at all. But Spencer hadn't known what to do, how to fight back the rising panic every time he thought about Kinley and even his son.
He wasn't stupid, he was more than aware of the resentment in his son's eyes every single time he attempted to spend any time with him. Did it stem from the fact that Spencer was away a lot of the time, unable to look at Sam without seeing his mother? Or was there something more, something that Sam wasn't telling him? How does one mend a bridge and have a relationship with their own child when the child isn't interested?
Spencer groaned. He wasn
