Tatiana
When I stepped out of the cab, I didn't know what I expected to gain from this meeting.
The Hunter I had loved was lost already.
But I agreed to meet him anyway. I took a deep breath and walked inside the restaurant. From what I remember from my experience, I knew he wouldn't give up easily, so I might as well face him now.
But now, I didn't know what to do now that we were having this discussion. I didn't know this Hunter anymore. The cocky, self-assured boy I had fallen for was gone. In his place was a man - reserved, mature. A complete stranger.
I stared at his neat haircut, pressed shirt, and slacks. He looked like an adult now, not the reckless teen who had broken my heart.
But I didn't trust him enough to allow him to know my daughter. It didn't matter who her father wa
