He moved onto the short steps leading to the path. “Hi.” Liam looked up. “Hello, Nick. Thank you for coming out.” He nodded respectfully to Ian. “My lord.” “Yeah, not a lord,” Ian said, waving it off. “I work for a living.” A smile flickered across the mer’s face before disappearing. He took a deep breath. “Nick, I would like to apologize for what I did last night. I had no right to enter your home without permission and lay violent hands on you. I was afraid for Aidan, but that’s an explanation, not an excuse. If I had gone in with a clear mind, I would have seen the truth immediately, but I let my fear and anger overwhelm me.” He bowed his head again. “I am in no position to ask for your forgiveness, but I will do whatever penance you require to earn it. Or if you can’t bring yourself to forgive me, please don’t turn Aidan away. This is no fault of his.” Nick glanced at the nearby water. “Where is he?” “Out at Lord Bythos’s camp.” The mer’s hands knotted in his lap.
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