Too Much Damage

Coal

I paced a living room I'd never been in before. After I'd seen Brinley's bruised cheek yesterday, I was shocked she thought she could tell me to leave it alone and I would agree. There was no way I was just going to let that go.

I had one of the answers the instant I sniffed her. She'd tried to erase his scent, but I was so hyper-aware of her unique smell, that the slightest change or addition was noticeable. And I had caught it. Langdon.

What I didn't understand was why.

I ...