Shari
I walked to the end of the barn to start preparing the horses' evening feeds. I was thrown by the remark that Sandi had made about Kayden having mommy issues. It had thrown me for a loop, bringing back memories I had tried to keep buried for so long. Truth be told, Kayden probably did have mommy issues for all I knew. And if he had taken to screwing Zelda of all people, it was likely that Sandi was right and that he did have mommy issues.
If Kayden's mommy issues were real, then he would probably blame me. What Sandi didn't know was that Kayden was my older brother. She also didn't know that our mother had died giving birth to me. That one incident had been my downfall within our family. Even though, as an innocent baby, I hadn't done anything wrong. It wasn't like I could control
