She’d meant to keep her composure, to calmly explain her decisions and defend Ian’s role in her escape. But the moment Devon saw her mother’s tear-bright eyes, her façade crumbled. She clung to her mother and sobbed. She was safe. She was home. Everything would be all right now. Erin eased back and swiped Devon’s cheeks with her thumbs. “Kyle finally told me about the contract. Is that why you ran at the rest stop?” “It wasn’t you. It was never you.” She gave her mother another hug before she continued, “I was still so angry and so… I couldn’t deal with everyone’s emotions until I dealt with my own.” “I understand.” Erin brushed the hair back from Devon’s face and kissed her forehead. “I’ll ban Kyle from this house until you’re ready to deal with him. If that’s what you need. Just don’t shut me out again.” Erin’s gaze narrowed and her head snapped toward Ian, speculation clear in her green eyes. “Where is Kyle?” Doubtlessly her mother had just picked up Ian’s scent on her, but Devon wanted to concentrate on one complication at a time.
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