Edward still could not believe that he had children he never knew existed. If fate had not brought them together through the partnership project, he might never have discovered that she had given birth to his children. The existence of his son and his daughter would have always remained a secret that Sarah would have kept from him.
She had kept the truth from him. It all made sense now. All the time she had been jumpy and uncomfortable around him. He had to hand it to her, she was good. Really good at keeping a secret. Now he was quite sure that she was not the same woman he met. She had played him for a fool.
He turned back to her, his voice now cold and sharp.
"You had no right."
She shook her head. "You don't understand—"
"No," he snapped. "You don't understand. You rob
