Whit

r of uncertainty crossed Kaden'

wild, cackling laugh that echoed off the

rom his eye. "You really are a desperate, lying bitc

r is sterile. The car accident ten years ago saw to that. He's been a walking dead man ever since, incapable of

are you drag a good man like Angus into your filthy lies? He' s given you

owledge and their own desperate greed. Arguing was pointless. It was like

baby. I had to survive

limp on the floor. "It's true," I whisper

et me... let me call him. Let me c

e phone, this nightmare would end. He would descend on them with the

dress, my fingers closing aro

lashed out, kicking the phone from my gra

g anyone. You're not going to get my brother to co

s heel down on it with a sickening crunch.

attered al

of my strength drained away. "It's not about the mo

ng. They were lost in th

not going to give up, Kaden. As long as that thing is inside her, she'l

er my stomach. Then she looked at Kaden, a s

sharp, dec

The pointed heel drove into my abd

hing I had ever known. A fire erupted in my womb, a tearing, shredding pain that m

ed flutter. My baby. My son. He was thrashi

it all faded to a pinpoint of black. All that existed was

ey's. "Please," I begged, the word a broken

riumphant curve of her li

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