Chapter Twenty-Four
Zoe
The rain fell heavily as I walked briskly down the street, huddled in my raincoat and wishing I could will away everything that had happened this afternoon. A horn blared in the street, and I glanced up, realizing I was about to walk by the entrance to Sarah’s office building. Ever since Ethan had dropped the little bomb that Ted knew about us, my thoughts had been spinning. I was so angry with myself for letting anything happen with him. I’d known better. Back when I had a little will to resist, I should’ve hung on. Instead, I’d let myself get swept into the vortex of him. Once the boundaries had been crossed, I hadn’t even tried to keep it from unfolding. As a result, I was mortified. Ethan’s quick assurances that he could somehow make it better only served to a
