“On him!” Jill said, giving me a mock pout.Liz seemed relieved to have the focus off of her and Jill gave me a wink.The rest of the ride was done ...ith Jill and I exchanging wisecracks and putdowns.Unlike our previous trip to Nashville, Liz showed no interest in getting frisky at 30,000 feet. Instead she sat and stared out the window at nothing. I think we were probably over Kansas before she finally allowed me to engage her in conversation.“That could have been me,” she said. My confusion must. Grace tucked away her brief moment of insecurity and offered a hand to Sophia. “Hello, I’m Grace. It’s lovely to meet you.”“It’s lovely to meet you, as well,” Sophia said with a genuine smile. “Congratulations on your wedding and promotion. It’s easy to see that both have made Mr. Stewart very happy.”Grace breathed a sigh of relief when she spotted what looked to be an engagement ring on Sophia’s left hand. She had no idea if this was a recent development or not, so she felt it would be awkward. He shook his head and his long silver chains rattled."You are lying to me," he said."I..." There are consequences to lying in this place." He towered over me, a demon of terrifying black. "Tell the truth," he said and his eyes almost swallowed me whole."I— I— I—" I scrunched my eyes shut to block out his fiery gaze and almost shouted, "My friends made me come. They forced me!" There," he crooned and his large, powerful hand brushed a twist of hair from my shoulder. "Doesn't the truth feel. We were convinced at that point that the jerk no longer lived there but hung around to confirm it. Sure enough the father came out to mow the lawn not long after and it definitely wasn’t the wanker from the beach. Having hit a dead end we were faced with having to formulate a new plan. We didn’t want police involved and we didn’t want to press Holly for more information so how could we find this guy? Mags toyed with the idea of going back to the house he was at and ask the family if they had a.