At least she had patched up his wound before she told him to get lost. Of course she hadn’t forgiven him for leaving her behind on that moon. He’d been a fool to think his presence alone would change her mind. I should have told her the truth. The opportunity just hadn’t presented itself, and once again it was too late.
Then again, he had been the one who’d lied to her. And then shot her. He wasn’t sure how—or even if—he could make up for that. At the time, he’d had no choice.
“How’d it go with Agent Delle?” D’ena asked.
“Don’t ask.”
“That good, huh.”
Back on the moon, after Toni had repaired his CII, D’ena had found Rycee’s message, and leaving had been the only way to keep Toni safe. If she’d known about the killer, she’d never have let Dan leave the moon alone. The only way he’d fi
