Chapter 26
Sandor Inn Dkany, Romania
Elena pushed the elevator button and, when it didn’t respond, assaulted it until she heard its gears protest below.
Damn it, hurry up!
She kept her eyes fastened down the hall, waiting for the traitor to open the door, but he didn’t—probably too busy reading her letters.
Now, he’d know the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help her God. She’d never wanted him to find out this way. She should have told him long ago, but it would have devastated him. There would be no point.
It wasn’t as though he didn’t deserve every bit of hurt the letters gave him. First off, he hadn’t wanted her. His interest in their contents proved it. Second, he’d pried into her most personal life with the belief somehow, the information would incriminate
