“Let them in, Elias.”
My brother turned from the window. “Aria, you don’t have to see them.”
“I know. I want to finish this while they still think begging will change the evidence.”
He nodded to Evan. A minute later, the door opened.
Mark Henderson entered first, pale and sweating in a rumpled suit. The two actors hired to play Lily’s parents followed in cheap clothes. All three dropped to their knees as soon as they saw me.
I stayed in the powered wheelchair with a blanket across my lap.
Henderson shuffled forward on his knees. “Aria, Ms. Sterling, please. You have to stop this. He loves you. He always has.” He opened his briefcase and pulled out letters tied with a faded ribbon. I had written them during Noah’s first year filming on location, when his calls came at odd hours and I
