She watched the TV, and Shane Winchester watched it too, only occasionally he would turn his head to look at her, and then, without realizing it, he began to lose himself in thought.
On TV was another episode of a boring Korean drama riddled with familial trivialities. The story depicted a pair of biological sisters married to a pair of biological brothers, and the ensuing myriad of petty affairs surrounding the extended family—among sisters-in-law, among brothers, and between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. Each person meticulously plotted their moves, sometimes bickering endlessly, sometimes conniving against each other. However, none of them really qualified as villains; when genuine troubles arose, they generally would lend a hand to help.
As one episode ended, the next one automatically began playing, and Jackson Sully kept watching intently.
Shane Winchester, however, withdrew his gaze and began looking at her again.
