ick with tension. In the living room, Cordelia sat under a single lamp, reviewing
idn't hear Chandler come
, a habit when he couldn't sleep. As he passed the
notification. It was there fo
age fr
ce
illed a glass with water, his mind racing. When he walked back, he saw her pick up the phone. Her expression didn't change.
she was be
e in the Hamptons? She knew they were traps, designed to be discovered. She'd been giving short, noncommittal replie
e real trap had al
. He sat in the dark for a long moment, then opened his laptop
access
imself it was to protect the family, to track her spending, to make sure she wasn't doing anything that would harm Case. The soft
ils. His gut told him the real conversation wasn't happening there. He found what he was l
slow, heavy drum against
d. A conversation bet
d turned
y it? Does he s
lan is working. He's too pro
ia. When can I expec
ver. Everyone will be watching my "redemption
, his knuckles white as he gripped th
y Chace and Annalise, who knew he might be watching. The
er didn't
he apology to their son, the defiant stand against her sister-it was all an
shed over him. He had almost, for a fleeting moment
d walked out of the office and up the stairs. He stopped outside
bed and watch her perfect, serene mask crumble.
e sto
ady being set up downstairs. He thought
too quick. He wanted to watch her build her new empire of lies. He w
the very top, just so he cou
or and returned to his own room, wh
sharp woman named Kenna Weaver, and the lead cameraman, Forrest Wright, greete
in a flawless charcoal suit. He walked past th
s voice a venomous whi
" he said, his breath cold agai
r flinch. Her smile faltered for a fraction of a second. Sh
been a confused, hurting husband
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