Point of View: Elena"You're not writing my name," Alexander said, watching me from across the low table, and I felt the accusation underneath the observation even though his voice stayed perfectly even.Someone who had touched both our lives long enough to know about a masked gala, a dead sister, and a theater I had told almost no one about was still walking free inside our house, and that single, unbearable fact had kept me awake long after Alexander had finally drifted off beside me. I gave up on sleep entirely a little after two, pulled on his discarded sweater because it was closer than my own robe, and carried a legal pad down to the study, the kind of pad I used to sketch load bearing walls on. Instead of blueprints, I wrote names. When I heard his footsteps on the stairs behind me twenty minutes later, I did not turn around."I don't need to," I said, finally answering him, my pen still moving. "You'd have no reason to blackmail yourself."He settled into the chair across from
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