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&quot;Is it yours?&quot; I blurted out the question that had been hovering on the edge of my lips. My fingers clutched at the sheets in a death grip as I braced for the answer.<br /> &quot;Don&#039;t change the subject !&quot; He growled, glaring at me.<br /> &quot;Elisa&#039;s baby, is it yours?&quot; I asked, feeling my own anger and frustration rise. I hated being accused of being a manipulator when I had no idea what it even was that I was supposedly manipulating. I was angry that Aiden could so blatantly cheat on me, could hold Elisa&#039;s hand while she was pregnant while I was all but starved of the tiniest form of affection from my husband. <br /> —<br /> I sagged against the wall of the clinic, not trusting my legs to carry me any further without collapsing in a heap on the floor.<br /> Slowly, as though in a slow motion video, I lifted the picture clutched tight in my left hand and stared at the black and white mass that the nurse had handed over to me after the doctor had pronounced the four words that I had not been expecting at all.<br /> Disbelief and shock and a dozen other thoughts waged a battle in my head. Most prominent thought was &#039;how?&#039; How could I have gotten pregnant?<br /> Which was a silly question, really. After all I knew all about how babies were made, I wasn&#039;t that naive. Still, it had been just the one time, my first time. One time.<br /> A headache bloomed in my temples and I sighed and let my eyes drift shut. Unconsciously, I crumpled the paper in a tight fist, fighting the surge of tears that stung my lids. This was not the time to give in to bouts of self pity, I had to figure out what to do, how to break the news to Aiden and brace myself for what comes after.<br /> I caught sight of the gleaming Mercedes already idling at the front entrance to the hospital, drawing admiring and envious gazes. Thanks to the heavily tinted windows, none of them could see the occupants of the car, but I knew Aiden would be in the back seat, watching me approach. Feeling self conscious at all the attention, I walked up to the car just as the driver&#039;s door opened and our chauffeur, Martin, came around to open the back door.<br /> &quot;Afternoon Ma&#039;am.&quot; Martin intoned in crisp, professional tones as he held the door open.<br /> &quot;Hello Martin,&quot; I murmured, distractedly.<br /> The cause of my distraction sat at the other end of the seat, narrowed dark brown eyes, set in a face that many women and men had described as drop dead gorgeous, were trained on me as he watched me almost lose balance and topple head first into the car.<br /> Disapproval oozed from him in waves as he watched my blunder and my cheeks heated from embarrassment, but I managed to right myself just in time to avoid disaster, mumbling an apology that was ignored.<br /> &quot;Did you get the signed contract?&quot; He asked, his voice deep, sliding over my ears like hot chocolate on a cold winter&#039;s morning and I had to suppress the thrilling shiver that ran through me. It wouldn&#039;t do to let him see how much everything about him affected me. Yes, I was hopelessly in love with him, but I didn&#039;t need a fortune teller to tell me my love was neither wanted nor reciprocated.<br /> I bit the inside of my cheek and nodded. &quot;Yes, everything&#039;s all set. We should be able to deliver the first batch of lab equipment by the end of month.&quot; I fished out my tablet and switched it on, quickly bringing up the signed contract for him to see. &quot;Dr. Mason sends his regards as well.&quot;<br /> Aiden merely spared one glance at the screen and nodded. &quot;It&#039;s your project. You&#039;ll be the main liaison with Vincent at the hospital. Handle it well.&quot;<br /> &quot;Of course.&quot; I murmured and slid the tablet back in my purse. My fingers brushed the edge of the picture that would either be the final nail in the coffin of our marriage, or the start of a new beginning.<br /> &quot;Aiden...&quot; My palms began to sweat and I could literally hear my heart pounding in my ears. I swallowed nervously and wiped my sweaty palms on my pants.<br /> Rip off the bandaid.<br /> He looked at me, expression devoid of any emotion. It had always been hard to get a read on Aiden and I usually prided myself on being able to read people with some measure of accuracy. Not Aiden though. He was a block of marble - cold, impenetrable.<br /> &quot;What is it?&quot; There was a hint of impatience in his voice and that made me lose what little nerve I had managed to muster.<br /> &quot;I...&quot; I hated myself for stuttering, because I could see how much it irritated him, if the narrowed eyes and wry twist of his lips was any indication. My hands formed tight fists, nails digging into the soft flesh of my palms, the pain helping to ground me a little. &quot;While I was at the hospital, I stopped by...&quot;<br /> His phone went off, the sound shattering the tense moment and drowning out my words. I fell silent as Aiden cursed under his breath and slid the phone from his inner suit pocket to glance at the screen. In the dim interior of the car, I could easily see the lit up screen and the name of the caller displayed.<br /> Elisa.<br /> A tinge of bile filled my throat at the sight of the name. My shoulders sagged and I looked away, my chest feeling like a vise had clamped down on it, squeezing tight.<br /> &quot;Can it wait?&quot; I heard Aiden ask and I glanced up at him. He was looking at me with that same impatient look, head turned to one side as he waited for my answer. &quot;I need to take this call, we can talk afterwards.&quot;<br /> &quot;Yeah, sure.&quot; I said, forcing a lightness to my voice that I didn&#039;t feel. I watched as Aiden accepted the call, my throat tight as I noticed the way his voice got softer, the way his tense shoulders relaxed as he listened to the reply on the other end, the hint of a smile that lifted his stern mouth and felt the vice tighten until I could barely breathe.<br /> Unable to bear the sight, I looked away, swallowing down the lump of bitter emotions that threatened to spill over. I let my mind wander again, unwilling to listen to whatever conversation they were having, knowing it would only hurt me more.<br /> <br /> With a small sign, I stood up and headed towards my room, carrying the box. As I passed one of the rooms, I heard familiar voices coming from inside and without meaning to, I stopped to listen.<br /> &quot;Do you feel better now?&quot; I heard Aiden say. His voice was gentle and filled with concern. I peeked into the room to see who he was talking to. Elisa lay on a daybed by the window with Aiden crouched in front of her, holding onto her hand.<br /> &quot;Yes,&quot; She replied and smiled weakly at him. &quot;I&#039;m sorry to be so much trouble.&quot;<br /> &quot;It&#039;s fine. Vincent will be up to check on you soon.&quot;<br /> &quot;I really don&#039;t need a doctor.&quot; Elisa whispered. &quot;I&#039;ll be fine, really.&quot;<br /> &quot;You may be, but we don&#039;t want to risk anything, especially with the baby.&quot;<br /> Shock reverberated through my entire body as I stood rooted to the spot, my head swimming from what I&#039;d just heard. I must have made a sound because they both looked at me, Aiden with a dark expression and Elisa with what I could only describe as a guilty flush.<br /> &quot;What do you want?&quot; Aiden straightened, his eyes flashing in impatience. Through the fog in my mind, I noticed that he hadn&#039;t let go of Elisa&#039;s hand even while talking to me.<br /> I opened my mouth several times in an attempt to reply but no words came out, my brian seemingly having turned to mush. Several thoughts were swimming through my mind but most prominent were two big questions.<br /> Elisa was pregnant and was Aiden the father?<br /> My gaze landed on their clasped hands and a despair so deep started at the pit of my stomach.<br /> &quot;Jessica!&quot; Aiden&#039;s bark pulled me from the jumble of my thoughts. I stared at him blankly, my eyes welling with unshed tears then I looked at Elisa.<br /> &quot;You&#039;re pregnant?&quot; I asked stupidly. My voice was a low whisper, broken and hoarse.<br /> At her nod, my knees threatened to give way and I gripped the door for support. I wanted to ask my second question, but I couldn&#039;t bring myself to utter the words, I didn&#039;t want to know the truth because I wasn&#039;t sure I would survive it.<br /> The box slipped from my numb hand and tumbled to the floor with a dull thud. Aiden&#039;s eyes fell on the box and if it were possible for his expression to get any colder, it did.<br /> &quot;What are you doing with that?&quot; He demanded in a tone filled with frost.<br /> Still shocked I glanced down at the box then bent down to pick it up. The metal felt cold in my hand as I clasped it to my chest, while fighting the sting of tears.<br /> &quot;Who gave that to you?&quot; Aiden asked. He let go of Elisa&#039;s hand and stalked towards me, eyes shooting sparks of blue ice.<br /> &quot;Jodie gave it to me.&quot; I replied, taking a step back as he approached, feeling a bit frightened by his ferocity.<br /> He stopped in front of me, mouth set in a thin line. &quot;We need to talk. Now.&quot;<br /> Without waiting for my response, his hand closed over my wrist and he towed me along as he strode out of the room, pausing only to reassure Elisa that he would be right back. I stumbled behind him, struggling to match his long strides, clutching the box to my chest like a lifeline. We entered his room and he let go of me to slam the door shut.<br /> The curtains were drawn, casting the room in darkness but I could make out some of the furnishings. Not trusting my legs to hold me up any longer, I perched on the edge of the bed, rubbing my sweaty palms over my dress as I watched Aiden pace round the room, my pulse fluttering in anxiety.<br /> Finally, with a brusque laugh that held bitterness, Aiden stopped in front of me, arms folded. &quot;You really are something else, Jessica.&quot; his tone dripped with frost. &quot;Even after two years in this marriage, you&#039;re still so determined to manipulate me to get what you want right?&quot;<br /> &quot;Is it yours?&quot; I blurted out the question that had been hovering on the edge of my lips. My fingers clutched at the sheets in a death grip as I braced for the answer.<br /> &quot;Don&#039;t change the subject !&quot; He growled, glaring at me.<br /> &quot;Elisa&#039;s baby, is it yours?&quot; I asked, feeling my own anger and frustration rise. I hated being accused of being a manipulator when I had no idea what it even was that I was supposedly manipulating. I was angry that Aiden could so blatantly cheat on me, could hold Elisa&#039;s hand while she was pregnant while I was all but starved of the tiniest form of affection from my husband.<br /> Something flashed across his expression but was gone too quickly for me to identify what it was. Then his lips thinned, his eyes flashing with mockery. &quot;And what if it is?&quot; He drawled. &quot;Surely you did not expect me to live like a monk when I have a cold fish for a wife?&quot;<br /> Each word hit me with the force of a thousand bricks. &quot;That&#039;s not fair, Aiden.&quot;<br /> &quot;Fair? You want to talk to me about what&#039;s fair?&quot; Aiden leaned over me, one hand on each side, effectively caging me in. &quot;Don&#039;t make this into a pity party for yourself, Jessica, you don&#039;t get to feel sorry for any misery you brought on yourself the day you plotted with my father to force me to marry you.&quot;<br /> I shut my eyes so he wouldn&#039;t see my despair. &quot;For the last time, I had nothing to do with Julian&#039;s decision.&quot;<br /> &quot;Yes, well he&#039;s not here to defend himself, is he?&quot; Aiden sneered. He gestured at the box which was on the bed. &quot;Do you really think what&#039;s in that box can stop me from ending this marriage?&quot;<br /> &quot;I don&#039;t know.&quot; I whispered, each pulse like a thousand needles piercing through my skin. I didn&#039;t know what was in the box, but what I did know was that I could no longer lie to myself. My marriage was beyond saving and even if Aiden chose to stay with me, we would just continue to hurt each other.<br /> I drew in a shaky breath and gathered my thoughts. &quot;You&#039;re right, there&#039;s no use trying to save this marriage anymore. We should get a divorce, I&#039;m willing to sign anything, let&#039;s just go our separate ways.&quot;<br /> He stared at me, his gaze roving over my face as though he was trying to gauge the depth of my emotions. &quot;Why?&quot;<br /> &quot;You said it yourself, our marriage is a sham and it&#039;s making us both miserable so we might as well end it.&quot; I couldn&#039;t resist adding bitterly. &quot;And you can finally be with the one you&#039;ve always wanted.&quot;<br /> He straightened, folded his arms, still watching me intently. &quot;What do you want in the divorce?&quot;<br /> &quot;I really don&#039;t care. I just want this to be over.&quot; I pushed to my feet, wanting to be alone, where I could feel sorry for myself in peace. &quot;I have a flight to catch in two hours, you can send over the divorce papers when I get to Winsconsin. I&#039;ll move my things out of the house when I get back from my trip. Excuse me.&quot;<br /> I pushed past him, but he stopped me. &quot;About Elisa...&quot; he began but I stopped him with a cold glare.<br /> &quot;I don&#039;t care anymore, Aiden. You can marry her tomorrow for all I care. Have a nice life.&quot;<br /> I stormed out of the room and almost collided into Vincent who was just entering the room. He steadied me, his brow furrowing when he saw the state I was in.<br /> &quot;Jess, what&#039;s wrong?&quot; He asked, eyes darting from me to Aiden.<br /> &quot;Nothing&#039;s wrong, I just have a flight to catch. Please excuse me.&quot; I broke free from his grip and hurried away. Let Aiden be the one to explain, let him say whatever he wanted, I didn&#039;t care anymore. I just wanted to leave Skye manor and everything it meant.<br /> Needing to avoid the people milling about, I headed for the west side where there was a set of stairs that led to the lake and from there I could get to the parking lot. My bags were still in the car and I could only hope that Martin was closeby.<br /> &quot;Jess! Wait a moment.&quot; Elisa called out from behind me. I hastened my steps, I didn&#039;t want to talk to her, didn&#039;t trust myself to not lose my cool and lash out at her. Right now, I hated her for everything she represented.<br /> &quot;Jessica!&quot; she called out again but I kept moving. I could see the stairs just ahead and hurried towards it. Just as I reached the first step, I felt my arm being wrenched from behind.<br /> I turned towards her defensively, intending to yank my arm away. The next seconds happened in slow motion as I watched, the horrified look on Elisa&#039;s face as she stumbled forward from the force, tripped over my foot and plunged headfirst down the steep flight of stairs.<br /> I heard a piercing scream and realized it was coming from me, as I stood frozen as Elisa tumbled down the stairs to land in a broken heap at the base. My heart hammered in my chest, fingers stiff and cold as I forced myself to move, eyes glued on the gruesome sight below. Someone shoved past me, pushing me aside so hard my shoulder hit the guardrail and I gasped as pain bloomed from the spot.<br /> &quot;What did you do to her?&quot; Aiden had reached Elisa, he kneeled down beside her, his expression a picture of panic and fear. He gathered her carefully in his arms and I felt my head swim at the sight of the blood pooling beneath her. I slid down and sat on a step, my legs having turned to jelly.<br /> &quot;Aiden, don&#039;t move her, she may have a spinal injury.&quot; Vincent yelled as he brushed past me. Aiden set her back down on the ground, her face pale and lifeless.<br /> &quot;Call nine one one.&quot; Vincent instructed as he began emergency procedures on Elisa. With trembling fingers, Aiden pulled out his cell phone and dialed.<br /> The next hour passed in a blur. The ambulance came and went, Aiden and Vincent going along with them, but not before Aiden had paused by me to say harshly.<br /> &quot;If anything happens to Elisa or her baby, you&#039;ll wish you were never born.&quot;<br /> I stood gazing in the distance long after the tail lights of the ambulance had disappeared, unaware of anything, my mind blank of any thought save the sight of Elisa lying helpless and bleeding.<br /> Someone draped a large jacket over my shoulders and I finally tore my eyes away from the treeline to see Logan standing beside me.<br /> &quot;It&#039;s freezing out here, come inside.&quot; He gently steered me towards the house and my feet followed, still numb.<br /> &quot;I need to go to the hospital,&quot; I mumbled, clutching at the lapels of the coat. &quot;Need to make sure she&#039;s okay.&quot;<br /> &quot;I&#039;ll take you there.&quot; Logan assured me as he led me to a chair. &quot;But first, let&#039;s get you warmed up and out of shock.&quot;<br /> I shook my head and attempted to stand up. &quot;No, I need to go now. Elisa could be...&quot; I choked off with a sob, unwilling to complete my sentence.<br /> Logan pulled me into a hug. &quot;She&#039;ll be alright, Jess. Don&#039;t worry.&quot;<br /> I pulled away and turned towards the door. &quot;Please, Logan. Let&#039;s go now.&quot;<br /> He saw the desperation on my face and nodded. &quot;Okay, let&#039;s go.&quot;<br /> We got into his car, a sleek black ferrari convertible just as Jodie caught up to us.<br /> &quot;Mom, we&#039;re heading to the hospital,&quot; I heard him say to her. I was still too numb to do much more than sit there, tense and worried because I was scared to death.<br /> She leaned down to my window and took my hands in hers, giving me a comforting squeeze. &quot;Are you alright, hun?&quot;<br /> Tears filled my eyes and I shook my head. I wasn&#039;t sure if I would ever be alright again. She gently pushed back strands of my hair that had come loose from my face. &quot;I...I didn&#039;t mean to hurt her...I would never try to...&quot;<br /> &quot;I know, dear. Don&#039;t beat yourself up. It was an accident, and those happen sometimes. Remember not to push yourself too hard, there&#039;s someone who depends on your well being, okay?&quot;<br /> I nodded and she smiled, let go of my hands and turned to her son. &quot;Drive carefully and give me a call when you get to the hospital.&quot;<br /> &quot;Yeah mom. I&#039;ll do that.&quot; Logan turned on the ignition and the engines responded with a loud roar.<br /> &quot;What happened, Jess?&quot; Logan asked once we were on the road to the hospital which was thankfully not too far. &quot;How did Elisa fall down those stairs?&quot;<br /> I sighed and told him everything. From Elisa&#039;s pregnancy with Aiden to our impending divorce and finally, with a throat tight with emotion, the scene at the stairs. I told him about my pregnancy as well. Logan listened with growing incredulity, his knuckles in a death grip on the wheel, jaw set in fury.<br /> &quot;I&#039;m going to kill him.&quot; He gritted out once I had finished. &quot;That cheating prick had the balls to threaten you because of his side chick? I&#039;m going to cut off his balls and stuff them in his mouth. He cheated on you while you&#039;re carrying his child?&quot;<br /> &quot;He doesn&#039;t know about the baby.&quot; I rubbed at my belly distractedly. &quot;I was going to tell him after my trip.&quot;<br /> &quot;That doesn&#039;t excuse him at all. He shouldn&#039;t have cheated on you.&quot;<br /> I hummed in response, grateful that we were approaching the hospital parking lot. We hurried into the building, my anxiety at critical levels as we neared the front desk, then followed directions to the trauma ward.<br /> &quot;What are you doing here?&quot; Aiden growled at me when we entered the surgery waiting room. He and Vincent were the only ones inside, their clothing rumpled and stained with blood. &quot;Get out, right now.&quot;<br /> &quot;Don&#039;t order her around.&quot; Logan snapped, coming to stand in front of me, his eyes glaring daggers at Aiden. &quot;Unless this room is in your name, you don&#039;t get to decide who stays or leaves.&quot;<br /> &quot;Logan,&quot; Aiden took several steps forward, tone low and deadly. &quot;Do not test me right now. Take her and get out of here before I do something that&#039;ll land us both in prison.&quot;<br /> &quot;Logan, let&#039;s leave. Please.&quot; I tugged at his sleeve, scared that the two men would actually come to blows.<br /> &quot;We&#039;re not leaving. I&#039;d like to see what he can do.&quot;<br /> At this time, both men were literally nose to nose and the air was thick with so much tension, you could slice it with a blunt knife.<br /> Aiden&#039;s jaw worked, his knuckles white and I could see he was trying his best not to swing at Logan. Both men were tall, though Aiden had several inches on Logan, his shoulders were broader, muscles more well defined. Still, I&#039;d seen Logan fight before, he&#039;d broken more than his share of noses in highschool and college. The guy could hold his own against a bigger opponent.<br /> &quot;Okay, the both of you need to calm down.&quot; Vincent inserted himself between the two men, arms out on either side. &quot;This is neither the time nor place for this, not while Elisa is in surgery.&quot;<br /> When neither man still moved, Vincent gently pushed Aiden back and he moved away reluctantly, his gaze still pinned on Logan.<br /> Vincent turned to me, his eyes devoid of actual warmth for the first time since I&#039;d known him. &quot;Jess, you two can stay.&quot;<br /> &quot;How is Elisa?&quot; I asked.<br /> &quot;She&#039;s still in surgery for internal bleeding, but the ER doctor said she didn&#039;t have any spinal injuries, so that&#039;s good, but with the baby, she&#039;s not out of the woods yet.&quot;<br /> &quot;I&#039;m so sorry.&quot; I whispered. &quot;This is my fault.&quot; If only I had stopped to talk to her, if only I hadn&#039;t tried to pull away when she grabbed my arm...<br /> So many if onlys.<br /> Aiden scoffed and pinned me with a glare. &quot;Of course it&#039;s your fault. You pushed her, didn&#039;t you?&quot;<br /> &quot;No!&quot; I cried out, shaking my head frantically. &quot;I didn&#039;t push her, I swear. I would never do that.&quot;<br /> He looked like he didn&#039;t believe me. &quot;Of course, you didn&#039;t.&quot;<br /> &quot;She didn&#039;t push her, prick.&quot; Logan snapped at Aiden. &quot;Your girlfriend was the one who came running after Jess, probably to gloat over the divorce.&quot;<br /> &quot;Watch your mouth or I swear I&#039;ll...&quot;<br /> &quot;Guys, cool it.&quot; Vincent raised his voice in exasperation. &quot;We&#039;re going to get thrown out of the hospital if you keep this up.&quot;<br /> We retreated to opposite sides of the room, Logan and I on one end, Aiden and Vincent at the other. Aiden sat down and took out his phone and proceeded to ignore us.<br /> An hour passed before a doctor clad in purple scrubs came over to inform us that Elisa was out of surgery and in recovery. She had ruptured her spleen in the fall and sustained some injuries, including a broken arm, but otherwise would be expected to make a full recovery.<br /> We all breathed out a collective sigh of relief until Aiden asked tersely. &quot;And the baby? Will it be okay?&quot;

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