“You weren’t acting like a man thrilled to see his son.” Nathan was quiet for a moment as we walked, his gait labored but better than the last time I’d been here. “He won’t stay.” “So what?” His head jerked up. “I want time with my son. I put up with him chasing every life-threatening situation he could find all over the globe, but I’m done with it. I don’t know how much time I’ve got left on this Earth, and I’d like to actually get to know my boy before I’m gone.” My steps faltered, and I gaped at Nathan. “So, you’re…what? Trying to heckle him into staying?” Nathan flushed. “Hey, it’s worked
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