The Wife Who Returned
Possessing.
“You changed,” he continued in that same soft, almost loving voice. “One day, you were my sweet, quiet girl who signed whatever I asked. The next time you were wearing new clothes, refusing my calls, letting my brother put his hands on you.” He stopped behind me and leaned down, lips brushing my ear. “Did you really think I would stay in jail and let you both have babies? get married? Did you think I’d just let you go?”
My scar burned on my neck, cold and sharp, but I kept my voice steady. “You tried to have me killed, Adrian. My uncles—”