e lawyer gently reminded her that the more evidence they gat
time, a strange mix of clarity and bi
f Evan's rivals. He had nearly died o
n he claimed to have split into a second personality, one cre
rself. That was why she kept turning back, again and again. Only n
t in this marriage wo
her lawyer when she heard
n a short time since she had seen him, yet
said quietly. "I'll ask you one mor
did not change. Sh
ledgment and placed the
and signed her name neatly besid
ob broke th
at some point, Evan had begun to cry
a divorce," he
believe
st as she no longer doubted that he would
ed in his fist, tear stains bl
cried easily. But he al
cried, saying he did not know what to do. He had cri
an entire conglomerate on his shoulders, had turned into someone f
to speak-then her gaze caught the
asked for. I owe her that. I promised that when the secondary personality comes back, I'll give her a wedding. It will be as if I've married her
rnly to that absurd theor
ut of?" A dull, numb ache spread across Blaire's chest. She spoke slo
about to speak when a sharp, arrog
other end made his expr
fell on Blaire. "Blaire,
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