My Brothers Could Have Destroyed His Family — Instead We Chose the Law
And Preston, watching them enter, turned to me, and his voice broke, and for the first time all evening he said my name without a trace of contempt in it.
“Iris,” he said.
“Iris, please.
Tell them it was just a misunderstanding.
Please.”
I looked at him for a long moment.
An hour earlier, he had wanted an audience to watch me suffer, had staged the whole thing precisely so that it would be witnessed.
So I gave him one now.