knew about letters. I didn’t know she went to your office.”
“She didn’t tell you?”
“Not until last night.”
“Why?”
Daniel shoved his hands into his coat pockets.
“Because I was angry enough already.”
“At me.”
“Yes.”
“That seems reasonable.”
He studied my face.
“I expected you to argue.”
“So did I.”
That almost earned a smile.
Then Daniel grew serious.
“There’s something else you should know.”
My stomach tightened.
“What?”
“About six months after the twins were born, Cassandra received a phone call.”
“From whom?”
“She never found out.”
