"I didn't bring it up earlier because I didn't think it was a big deal," Gavin said.

He wasn't clueless. If he couldn't figure out something this basic, he had no right to be in charge of a company. The truth was, he'd never given it much thought before.

Gavin had assumed Sherry might be mad for a day or two, but that would be the end of it. It never occurred to him that things would spiral out of control like this.

"Do you seriously think I'm stupid? Did you really believe I wouldn't catch on to what you've been up to?" Gavin demanded.

Yvette didn't respond. Gavin didn't have the patience to keep arguing. He climbed into his car and drove off without saying another word.

At the bar, he ordered a couple of bottles of liquor and then called Steven. "Are you free tonight? Come meet me. I'm in a bad spot."

Steven, who had just returned home hoping to spend time with his family, didn't hesitate. "I'll be there."

He turned to Jessica. "Gavin needs me. I've got to go."

Jessica didn't have it in

...

of alcohol

the drinking? What's going

left me," Gavin

caught off guard.

the eye. "You heard me. It's

in. "After everything she put up

Annalise to his mind. She'd been just as patient

Steven's chest. He'd resolved to move forward with Jessica to

for good-yet here she was surfacing in his thoughts

said quietly. "When it happened, thought it was just another one of her qutbursts

even told myself Sherry wasn't Annalise. She loved me. She'd

offered a bitter smile. "When she ignored me for two days, I thought she

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