Chapter Eight
The Crimson Wife
Barrington Rossi felt a curious excitement and it made him shudder in anticipation. The limousine in which he was seated, struggled with the poor road and bumped across each pot hole, but it passed almost unnoticed to the man that was on his way to the Domains.
For several weeks, he had played the part of the distraught husband in mourning, devastated by the loss of both his wife and his team in the terrible accident. He was suddenly forgiven for his wealth, his extreme political views and religious sanctimony. He was now a man at the center of attention, someone to be pitied, a man bereft.
The funerals had taken place, the past was past and finally, Barrington was free to take what, according to Breitbart, would be an opportunity to gather himself togeth
