Chapter 60
Over the following week, Liam's guard reported back several times, small observations that individually meant little but collectively painted a picture that only deepened Liam's growing suspicion. Callie and the general spent several hours together each morning, far longer than legitimate correspondence work should reasonably require. They were observed, more than once, in quiet, private conversation that seemed to carry considerably more warmth than a simple working relationship typically produced. And the general had been seen, on at least two occasions, watching Callie's movements through the household with an intensity that went well beyond casual observation.
Liam considered all of this carefully, weighing how it might factor into his own plans regarding Callie and the ar
