stared a
lits. He searched her face, looking for
coff. The sound scraped again
t, Josephine," Donovan said, his voice dri
lloused finger at the
e is no more luxury here. There is no sta
his harsh words without breaking eye contact. She
apers from the glass table. She held the thi
jaw ticked again. He was wait
of the thick document
ion, she tore the divorce pa
ing paper ripped through the te
ers jerked back. His stoic, terrifying expres
them again. Her knuckles turned white with the effort. S
s fluttered down, scattering over th
epped around the table and grabbed her shou
demanded, his voice cracking wi
h. She didn't pull away. She let him hold her, showing
nd and placed it gently
rd, forcing him to look at th
id softly, her voice unwavering. "
in his eyes flickered. It was instantly rep
nificantly. The heat of his palms seep
ned him. He ran a trembling hand through his short, m
eaving. He was desperately trying to find a logical, selfish reason
ghtly. It was th
ow you are a man of honor, Donovan. You
ghtened. A tiny, involuntary glimmer of hope
g," Donovan warned her, his voice rough. "It's
sie replied, her tone perfectl
ght Donovan completely off guard. The ti
her, hiding his face. He adjusted
an said gruffly to the wall, "you will
road back. She had pl
nov
hoed from the second-floor landin
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