Chapter 60

I prepared dinner. The meal kept me occupied while the only man I had ever loved was upstairs with my son. Our son. Over dinner, Kaiden brought up the inevitable and asked if Kai would take him to school the next day.

I knew he was a master negotiator and often used his charms to negotiate his way out of tricky situations, but I was interested to see how he was going to handle an eight-year-old.

“You know how I come on the news often?” Kai asked.

Kaiden nodded once.

“Because of that, there are a lot of people who want to take my photo when I go outside. And if I go outside with you, they are going to want to take your photos as well.”

Kaiden looked confused as to why that was a problem.

“They are going to want to know who you are, and who your mom is and they are going to put those pictures in papers and magazines.”

He nodded, but I could see that it was bothering him.

“Now that I have