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t felt slick and cold under
nd resting on the shoulder of a small boy. He couldn't be more than five. The backg
he had ne
e. Her heart seized in her chest, a painful, stuttering beat. She shoved the
m the room. He loosened his tie with a familiar, impatient tug, his eyes sweeping past Joslyn as if strug
ile she tried to form feeling l
died in
sn't
e white dress, her expression timid
ranklin
from the p
hat looked like triumph before she lowered her gaze. The boy, Leo, peeked
woman who had haunted their marriage, the child. It was a t
t, the crystal decanter clinking as he poured a measure of whi
, his voice flat. "Kisha and Leo
ed words past the lump in her throat, her voic
p gray eyes finally landing on her, devoid of any
l up with tears. "Jude, maybe... maybe this
is tone was absolute, leaving no roo
al blow. This was thei
her gaze locked on him. "
her then, truly looked at her, and she saw nothing but c
t. She stumbled back, her hand landing o
ing woman grasping at a piece of driftwood
ace. "That's irrelevant. What matters
presence overwhelming. He stood over her, a judge deliveri
"You want me to be a mot
nched dramatically, a single tea
rned glacial. "Watch
stop altogether. It sank into a cold, dark pit in her stomach.
she'd been fighting finally burned in her eyes. "
d mask on his face cracked, repla
For a split second, his pupils seemed to lose focus, a barely perceptibl
said something like that, his tone just as flat and detached as it was now. Sh
h, any humanity. "And you, Joslyn
he hadn't even known she
ly understood. For three years, she had been t
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