Ewan Giacometti only wants one thing from his illiterate wife: a son. But Athena Moore has been unhappy for three years and is ready to leave her cold husband. When she finally asks for a divorce, Ewan’s cunning ‘best friend’ frames her, driving her out of the city. Now, Ewan is left to confront his true feelings about his wife, whom he had married under mysterious circumstances, especially when she returns from exile a changed woman.
Athena's eyes diligently scanned Aiden's report for the second time, her heart weighing heavy with the troubling findings. She wasn't pleased, not at all.
Fiona, the elusive figure at the center of this web, couldn't be traced back to either the murder of the chief waiter or her own kidnapping.
True, Fiona had left signs—clues that suggested her involvement—but they were mere whispers, not shouts demanding attention. To the outside world, those whispers were not enough to label Fiona as evil.
The investigation team, having entered her city just two days after her abduction, had come up empty-handed. They were unable to find any CCTV footage from the hotel on the night of the waiter's murder, nor did they find the CCTV footage of the exact time she had been taken.
Even if some footage had surfaced, Athena doubted it would point directly to Fiona. How could they possibly connect the dots?