“Did he already know?”
Brooke shook her head. “Look on his face said he’d only just found out too.”
“Sarthak repeated himself. And said we were especially not to talk to Joshua.”
Cassandra was dumbfounded. “How?” she screeched, holding her hands up in her own disbelief. “How in the world could you not tell him?”
“You have to remember,” Brooke said, defensively, “it was history. Twenty odd years. We buried it, because Joshua wanted to bury it, a long time ago.”
“And Sarthak convinced us that it would kill Josh to find out now that she was alive, not to mention what it would do to his granddaughter.”
“Tejasvini,” said Cassandra. “That’s her name. She’s not the baby. The daughter. The granddaughter. Her name is Tejasvini.”
Mar tried to grab Cassandra and hold her down but she was too f
