In the end, Henry didn't let me drive the golf cart because it was already late, and he was afraid I'd crash into something in the dark.
When we arrived at the manor, Lando told me he'd let me know if he found more information about my past case. He also said it could serve as strong evidence to bring down the Davenport family if they were truly involved.
"Thank you, husband." I bent down to meet his eyes, smiling. "You really made me feel better."
"It's nothing," Lando said softly. Then he added, "You also made me feel better today. Thank you."
I smiled brightly at his words, and after wishing each other good night, we went back to our own rooms.
By then, all the tears and heavy thoughts I'd carried throughout the day had drained me completely. The moment my head hit the pillow, I fell into a deep sleep.
When morning came, the first thing that greeted me was Penny's loud voice.
