There was no twisting that question into something that it wasn't and he could hide behind that not being Neal's business, but that in of itself would be a lie. Raylan didn't flinch away from the cold tone or the way that Neal wasn't looking him in the eye anymore.

"I have." He doubted Neal wanted details. "But he loved me before that. At home. Where I didn't know." Raylan was also sure that Neal could figure out the complexities from Tim's point of view.

A beat passed. "I'm not sorry for supporting him. Whatever that looks like."