Chapter Nine
RENA
A week later
The only way I could get away without a major issue was to bring Viktor with me and tell him I was visiting McKayla. I got my brother to meet me for lunch for the first time in a while, and a part of me felt like that little girl when her father walked out on his family. Viktor was parked out front in a limo, watching the restaurant, and I had a private section reserved so we wouldn’t be disturbed. After I left McKayla’s home that day, I contemplated what she said but felt like I was making the right decision for me and my family.
“Rena.”
I peered up at the voice which didn’t match the man I remembered growing up with. He looked almost like a different person than the stocky kid I knew, with short, blond curls, who was always stuck in his room, playing v
