“Bottom line, she thought bleakly, he was in trouble. 18 Sometime around midnight Brice tapped on the door and opened it. He didn’t enter the room, merely stood in the doorway. She was at the desk, trying to comprehend the many papers Christina had left with her—numbers, contracts, royalty periods, amounts due and when. “It’s late,” Brice said. “I keep thinking of the things I didn’t tell you, and… Can we talk?” “What more is there?” She swiveled her chair around to look at him. ...“Can I tell you what happened, what I did?” She shook her head. “No, don’t.” If he told her, then she would be involved, she thought, and if she became involved, she would have to assume responsibility, not out of choice any longer, but out of necessity. “Do details really matter?” “Okay. You’re right. I am involved. I made a stupid mistake, and then followed it up with a couple more trying to get out from under the first one.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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