Elena's POVI moved my hand under the sheet to touch my stomach. It was tender, but there was no cramping. No blood. The nurse had told me earlier, while I was drifting in and out of consciousness, that the baby was fine.Liam didn't know. And after what he just said, he would never know."So," Liam checked his watch. "The doctor says you can be discharged tonight. It's just a fracture. We're going home.""I'm not going home with you," I said.Liam's face hardened. He leaned down, his voice dropping to a whisper so Sophia wouldn't hear, or maybe he didn't care if she did."Yes, you are," he said. "Marcus just called. He said if you cause a scene or try to separate from me right now, he'll pull your sponsorship. Your visa expires in three weeks, Elena. Without the Glaciers, you're deported."I looked into his eyes. There was no love there. Only calculation."You need me," Liam said, patting my uninjured hand condescendingly. "So let's stop the drama. Put on a smile. We're walking out o
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