The call left me nauseated and frightened beyond belief. Who had my child? What in the f**k was going on? I tried calling the nanny’s cell phone but she didn’t answer. I left a voicemail, telling her to call me back. “What’s going on?” I turned around to face Marshall, who was standing behind me, a questioning look on his face. Don’t tell anyone on your ship… I trusted Marshall. He was my cousin and always had my back. “Did you happen to hear any of my conversation?” I asked, trying to clear my head. I wasn’t drunk, but not completely sober either. “No. Why?” He frowned. “You look upset.” “Someone has Jake. They’ve kidnapped him.” His face went white. “What?” I went over the conversation. “I don’t know what to do,” I said, my voice husky. “They said to not tell anyone. I do

