Chapter 27
Logan’s truck proved a blessing, even if it was difficult to start first thing in the morning. As the term neared a close, the weather deteriorated. Frost threatened to put in an appearance and the nights gained a frozen edge.
Anka’s husband rang Hana one evening to let her know she left him. “You must have known,” he argued.
“I thought she stopped it,” Hana replied. “I challenged her and she left the school. I thought she removed herself from temptation. We’ve had no contact since.”
“You should’ve told me.” He sounded bitter and Hana felt his pain.
“I’m sorry,” she admitted. “You’re right. In my defence, I assumed she’d stopped.”
Ivan snorted. “I didn’t know she’d quit her job until last weekend! She did it so the kid could stay at school and not get expelled.”
“Oh, no.”
