She was holding on to the damn thing so tight her knuckles were white. "It’s none of your business." Teeth clenched, she manhandled the suitcase into the elevator. "Sure, it is." I pulled the crumpled paper from my pocket and waved it in her face. The words were burned into my mind. "You weren’t supposed to get that until I was off the boat." "So, you’re running?" "I can’t go back." Wide eyes and a trembling chin emphasized how scared she was. "I have to take my chances." "No, you don’t." The suitcase thudded on the floor as I advanced on her. After Norah had given me the letter, I’d spent all night trying to decide whether to let her run, but I couldn’t let her go. The idea of never seeing her again cracked me open. For whatever reason, fate had pushed her into my path, and I couldn’t go back to the way I had been before her. "If what you said in the letter is the truth then I‘ll give you however much it is you need to pay Brady off.
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