Halfway through the drive, the driver took a call and suddenly changed course, heading toward the first property Andre and I had ever shared.When I walked in, Andre had Daisy pinned against the wall, kissing her slender neck.I caught the flash of triumph in Daisy's eyes, but in the next instant she shoved Andre away, her eyes already red.Like a startled rabbit, she clutched the hem of her dress and hid behind him.Watching Andre's satisfied expression, I thought back to the day Daisy was sent over by the Cardona Family.She'd been crying just like this. I asked Andre how he wanted to handle her.He didn't even glance at her. "Whatever," he said, and walked away.I could have disposed of Daisy any way I pleased, just as he'd said.But we were both women. I wanted her to live with some dignity, so I gave her what she needed to survive here.Now, recalling all those phone calls while Andre sat by my hospital bed, I let out a bitter laugh.This was how she repaid me.Fury churned in my
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