Now wasn't the time to get an attitude. Caden had asked a reasonable question and the comment that came back about 'time' spiked Caden anger level a little. But he kept quiet and waited it out. If there were problems outside of work, they tended to make their way into the work place like a hole slowly filling up with water. It always found a way of seeping in. So Caden wasn't going to settle for 'It wasn't apart of the company and the problems there'.<br/><br/>Someone had died and Alan had followed. For all Caden knew there could be more people involved. But Charles seemed to straighten which could only mean he'd mustered up enough courage to talk... So Caden lowered his gaze to make it easier and started to fiddle nervously with the piece of fabric that held his robe together while listening to Charles.<br/><br/>As his giant went on, it became clear that Charles was telling the truth and still had strong emotions about the event. Had he witnessed the Sub taking his final breaths? Why hadn't he said anything? The safe word was there for a reason. Caden didn't understand it. Once Charles was finished explaining himself, Caden got up from the mattress and walked closer to him, placing his arms around the giants waist to hold him.<br/><br/>"Thank you... for letting me in. I - I don't know what to say. But I'm not mad or upset with you. Not anymore. I can see why Alan is the way he is, but if what you're saying is true, you did nothing wrong" why did his eyes need to leek now? His tears were rolling down his cheeks, but his sobs were silent apart from a sniff here and there. How could he be so stupid? How could he think someone like Charles was capable of murder? "Forgive me Sir" he wanted to spend the night just lying by his giants side under the covers. He really had missed having him around. But he didn't think it was the right time to ask. "Is there anything I can do for you? I'd like you to wake me in the morning" he said drawing back and wiping his eyes with his sleeves. He hated crying, it made him feel horrid. But he really felt for Charles and everything he'd been put through.