Benne
lly tousled, her ski-goggle tan perfectly accentuated the single, glistening tear tracing
with expertly feigned sorrow. "How could y
wounded gaze was fixed solely on h
if he' d been burned. He took a half-step aw
is hair. The powerful, decisive Justin Barlow was gone,
ier bravado gone, replaced by theatrical tears.
bbed into her shoulder. "We di
ertram wailed, pointing an a
poor babies," she cooed, her voice dripping with poison. "Justin, you promised me. You promised y
al blow. You promised y
cion and then promptly abandoned them to chase medals and endorsements. Justin had been devastated.
promised me a life of partnership, of mutual respect. He said h
lieve him. I thought I could
. We were all in its path. In that split second of chaos, I saw Justin's true heart. He didn't reach for me. He didn'
. I remember staring at the snow, at a single, shocking splash of red against the pri
t same desperate, protective expression, th
between his past and his present. Then he tu
coming. I had kn
oice cold and final. "
. I, the publicly humiliated wife, was to apologize to t
d of caring. Tired of trying to earn a plac
expression of pure, venomous triumph. I looked at Justin, his face set in
was a battlefield. And I
took a step toward Carolina, whose triumphant sm
t startled everyone, including myself. "I am sorry that I ever
to include Just
lways has been." I gave them a small,
aving a stunned, perfect tableau of a fa
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