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No.
She couldn’t. She couldn’t look at him.
He’d lied to her and, at the same time, it seemed he wasn’t taking responsibility for his actions in getting this woman pregnant.
Potentially.
Was he really who she thought he was all this time?
Amelia walked past him, and Jack obviously thought she was staying, so he sat. Instead, she grabbed her purse and called out for her coat.
“Amelia—” Jack yelled, standing.
She turned, glaring at him. “Stay there. I am leaving. You are not the man I fell in love with. You lied and probably would never have told me about this. Then what? What else would you lie about because you decide I don’t need to know?”
He stared at her blankly. A mixture of anger, regret and surprise all rolled into one.
“Exactly. So, no, this is over. Do not follow me.” She whipped back around and spoke to one of the Salut employees. “Order me an executive Uber, please.”
“Amelia,” Jack said more softly, half out of his chair still.
She glared at him as she slid her coat on and only felt contempt for him. It didn’t matter whether a man wore a suit or a uniform. Theyalllied.
“Goodbye, Jack,” Amelia said.
Then walked away.
It wasn’t until she closed the front door behind her thirty minutes later that she collapsed onto the floor and sobbed for hours as the clock ticked over into the new year.
CHAPTER NINETEEN
Jack walked throughthe airport surrounded by security as the media shoved phones and cameras in his face.
“Senator, do you have any comments?”
“Senator Rutherford, is Cindy the woman you were seen in Philadelphia with?”
