A Perfect Cornish Summer

‘I had no idea. I knew he’d lived here but his PA never mentioned he knew you … damn. I’m sorry. That sounds dreadful,’ said Chloe.

‘No, not at all. Why would his staff even be aware he knew me?’

‘I thought that Gabe might have mentioned the connection … sorry.’

Sam shrugged. ‘Don’t be, but I’m not the slightest bit bothered that Gabe hasn’t told anyone he knows me. In fact, I’m relieved, because the reasons we split up are … a bit personal, although there are a few people around here who have their own idea. It was complicated and—’

‘Sam. Please don’t think you have to tell me any of the details. It’s your business.’

‘Thanks, but, well, let’s say that Gabe and I grew apart. We split up at the same time as my brother, Ryan, was having some problems. You’ve probably heard about those.’

‘A little. I do know he spent some time in prison. I’m sorry. It must have been very difficult for you.’

‘It was and it came not long after my mum had passed away.’ Sam sighed.

While Zennor and Ben took their drinks over to the pool table, Sam told Chloe just enough about what had happened between her, Gabe and Ryan to explain why seeing him again might be awkward for her, but no more. No one but Gabe and herself knew everything that had passed that night and Sam had no intention of ever sharing it.

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