He imagined that a nice dinner would be involved, and then the process of easing them into the acceptance that their son was a man in love with another man would go swimmingly. It was something he and Liam had discussed many times. All they wanted was to be seen as two men who cared about one another, not two forces on opposing sides that were supposed to hate each other. You’re doing this for Liam, he reminded himself as he gazed back and forth between the two overprotective ursithropes standing before him. The young female’s uncle stood at his side, but Dimitri understood he wasn’t doing so in an effort to protect him. He was in a dangerous situation, no matter his status with Liam. It didn’t matter that he saved the girl, or that he wanted to help. The stench of judgment dulled his brain and slowed his heart rate as he shoved his hands into the front pockets of his jeans. “What is he doing here?” Richard Bamey asked in a low voice.
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