The Devil's Wedding Ring
she continued, her voice lowering instinctively, “the one I saw earlier. That is Cillian Vane. And you are married to him?”
I nodded once.
Her eyes widened, lips parting slightly. She leaned back against the seat as if she needed the support. “Val.”
Her hand reached for mine across the table, warm and familiar. Sarah had always been like this. Manager, friend, anchor. The first person to catch me when I fall, the first to worry herself sick when I went quiet.
“We are barely holding things together,” she said carefully. “I know everything is happening so fast. I get that. I really do. But marriage?” She shook her head slowly. “Your fans have not even recovered. The media has not recovered. An