Monday arrived, and so did the time to tell Henry what had happened in the past. Dominika, as she had been called, still felt awkward when they said that name out loud and she had to respond. It was difficult at first, as she had been used to her given name for so many years. But in the end, she would be Dominika, for this was a stronger, more determined woman, not the idiotic, easily manipulated, traitorous Lilian.
She was sitting in her chair, waiting for Henry to arrive. They didn't set a time, but if he was still that man who liked to solve problems as quickly as possible, he'd be there when the store opened. And that's why she got there an hour before office hours.
Dominika couldn't have been more correct, as there were still fifteen minutes to go and she heard the shop door being p
