I ignored the phone. All I could think about was that my marriage was over. I thought abut trivial things. So many should have, could have and would h...ve scenarios went through my mind as the tears fell.I should have never cheated on him. I should have let him get me pregnant when he first wanted a baby. If we had kids I'd have an extra hold on him. Steve would never leave his children. He loved kids in general. But our kids ... They would have owned his heart even more than I did.I could have. The room shook with the power of his bellowing voice. "I ain't gonna tell you shit, and in about five seconds I'm gonna blow both your fucking heads off." He pointed the gun right at Lara's head.Ben jerked towards Gunny, trying to stop him or do anything but was caught by his chains. Ben was both furious and frantic. He couldn't imagine a worse fate then having to sit here helpless and watch Lady Grace be killed.Lara, with a calmness that amazed Ben, just shrugged. "You can't blame a girl for. The raven-colored steed cut a sharp track through the puddles, its hooves pounding the hard ground as it struggled up the steep slope towards the castle. He knew she was waiting, feeling a tug deep within, drawing him to her despite the worsening storm. He was like a man possessed, his eyes shining unnaturally bright. He drove the stallion to its brink as he finally approached the imposing, iron gate surrounding the estate. The horse skidded on the slick stones as he flung himself off its back. Scouting party, big one. Need to move."I nodded understanding, sitting up quickly but carefully, climbing to my feet, unsheathing my daggers as I followed the witch into the woods. I tried to step quietly, but it had never been my strong suit. I winced at every snap of branches underfoot. Morrigan led me away from the fire for a bit, then bade me climb a tree. She then changed into a bird and flew back towards our camp. I could hear vague sounds off in the distance, as I clung to the tree I was.