I turned around to face him, keeping my voice low so I wouldn’t wake our child.

“I’m not just furious, Russell.

I am deeply hurt that you looked me in the eye every morning and chose to keep this whole nightmare to yourself.”

“I made a solemn promise to someone years ago, Paige,” he confessed, looking out the rainy window.

I frowned, crossing my arms over my chest.

“A promise to whom?”

“To Rachel’s late father, Martin Ward,” Russell answered quietly.

“Martin Ward worked for Callahan Enterprises, didn’t he?” I asked, trying to recall the old company directories.