the day. Since she still had some time before meeti

s the only thing Sarah planned to keep. She had even agreed to give

that had piled up while she was in the hospital. She was just about

awn's grandmother, Susan Harrison, walk

ely looked a l

r closely with a

and Shawn were having problems. She had even c

ll the recent news involving Lindsay, she had quickly star

find out what was going on. When she found the place

walked over and gently took Susan's arm. "Susan, what are you d

so tired? Have you been working too much again? Sh

cern was enough to ma

oticed anything was wrong with her. Susan only saw her a few times each

made Sarah feel more d

san a reassuring smile. "He's been busy

ompany. If he can't let anyone else handle the work, he's going to work himself to

re than she could say. Still, things between h

ser, Sarah began to feel uneasy. "Susan, reall

aying, "Good. Then it's settled. I booked a table

answered before she

I already have something I need to do around noon. And Shawn's

't realize I w

from the entrance and st

a black suit, and there was nothing

gure out exactly what she was up to. Then he noticed S

him for a divorce, but then she'd gone running to h

ooked at Sarah? She's exhausted. All you seem to care about these days

. "It's settled, then. You're both having lunch with me. And Shawn, apologize to

ut Shawn answered before she could. "

lly started toward Susan's car. However, Susan caugh

he restaurant." Susan closed the car do

spoke once the

comfort only made S

hat sitting alone with him

o say. After a moment, she looked at Shawn. "We still have some time before lunch, so let's t