Chapter 10
Hana always hated arguing with Logan. He was stubborn and resolute once he made his mind up and it was like disputing with a power pole. It drove Hana into displaying unreasonably childish behaviour out of sheer frustration and that in turn, made her angry with herself. His words came back to her in the darkness, “Once you set foot off this property, you forfeit all rights to our daughter for good. You will never see her again.”
It was the sense of futility washing over her as she lay in the elegant four poster bed alone, that disturbed the woman’s sleep. It carried her into dreams in which she was powerless to change any of the terrifying circumstances embodied in the mortifying illusions. Believing her daughter was lost without trace in a strangely familiar English seaside t
