Chapter Fifty-Eight

Rae felt sorry for him.

Watching him break down was touch to watch. It was enough to rock her solid foundations and she discovered that she no longer felt anger toward him, not as much as it was in the beginning. He was overcome with grief. He was hardly processing it all. He was looking for someone to blame to bring her some form of justice and it hurt that all his efforts, all the fighting in the world, wouldn’t bring her back.

Nor her or their unborn child.

She let herself out because she didn’t know what to do. It was hard watching a man, a powerful one at that, cry as if the world would fall upon his head. It stirred feelings inside of her, feelings she had long ignored and forgotten, especially toward her sister. She suddenly found herself remembering everything that they had gone through, how she would help her with her numbers and reading early in her childhood. She was kind to her, that was something that Rae remembered clearly. Kara wasn’t rude to her, not like older sibl