It was a miracle I got home safely and in one piece with all the anger hammering at my soul.
I couldn't count how many times the other cars honked at me, how many times the drivers cursed at me as I served recklessly.
I could imagine how disappointed the police officers would be if they found out that it was an expectant mother driving so carelessly.
And Damien, I knew if he got to know how I'd driven, he would take away my driving privileges and force a driver on me no matter what I said.
I turned off the engine in the garage of our mansion, slamming the door shut as I got out.
The revelation in Dad's office had shattered any last bit of love and respect I had for him. The betrayal cut so deep. And now, I was filled with a hatred so fierce it consumed me.
As a matter of practice, D
