Dimitri
I should have known she was up to something. I had suspected from the moment she had slipped into my car at the hospital that something like this would happen. I hadn’t wanted to believe it, but I had suspected. Sophia had changed. She was no longer the girl I had married. There was a coldness about her now. One that had been born the moment I laid eyes on here. She had to be cold, had to detach herself just to survive me.she had always been strong. Women born into her position had to be. But I had made her hard as granite.
Still never in a million years had I wanted to believe she would purposely take my son from me know I knew he was alive. I had thought, foolishly it seemed that things might return to some resemblance of normal.
I had been wrong.
Sophia hadn’t just played
