Devil's Angel
“Drinking himself into oblivion wasn’t occurring fast enough. The pain still twisted inside him, widening the breach where his heart had been, growing until he wanted to scream with anguish.
Erika had betrayed him. He had done right by imprisoning her. So why did he now feel as if he’d made the gravest mistake of his life?
She had professed her love to him, given of herself in a thousand ways that seemed to bear truth to her words. Yet she had stood in the great hall, damning herself with every ...question answered. Then she had confessed her greatest betrayal.
In that moment, Conor came close to hating her. History had repeated itself, giving him another unfaithful wife. Then she had read his very thoughts and insisted that she was nothing like Aislingh.
Enraged anew, Conor threw his tankard against the far wall. The act of violence dampened his rampant emotions enough that it begged repetition. A pitcher, a platter, then the table followed the tankard.
How could she claim the babe was his?MoreLess
Erika had betrayed him. He had done right by imprisoning her. So why did he now feel as if he’d made the gravest mistake of his life?
She had professed her love to him, given of herself in a thousand ways that seemed to bear truth to her words. Yet she had stood in the great hall, damning herself with every ...question answered. Then she had confessed her greatest betrayal.
In that moment, Conor came close to hating her. History had repeated itself, giving him another unfaithful wife. Then she had read his very thoughts and insisted that she was nothing like Aislingh.
Enraged anew, Conor threw his tankard against the far wall. The act of violence dampened his rampant emotions enough that it begged repetition. A pitcher, a platter, then the table followed the tankard.
How could she claim the babe was his?MoreLess
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