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“This is my husband, Peter. Peter, this is Illiana De Luca.” “It’s nice to meet you,” I said, extending a hand. She stared at it oddly but made no move to return the gesture.
“No. I-I, um…I have to go. They…the police, they found his truck. They found Stefan’s truck.”
As I felt sleep begin to pull me down into its dark, familiar abyss, I thought of Glennon’s words, and they brought me back. I’d kill for you, but I can’t tell you the truth.
“She’s always known. It’s why they don’t have kids, why he’s always away on business trips.
When we asked Mrs. De Luca about the bag, she claimed not to know anything about it. But now, she’s gone missing, too.
The De Lucas have done extensive research on you. They know where you work, where you live… From what we’re discovering, they are very dangerous people.
Because your only choice now is to kill me yourself or stay with me forever. I own your secret now, Peter. I own you.”
He was right, I’d fixed us. And I had zero regrets.
I stuck my fingers in the gap, opening the hidden door, and stepping inside the dark room.
I opened the freezer, pulling out the pearl bracelet that sat at the bottom, waiting for me.
And it was. I had no idea how that cop got his hands on an identical bag or rope, but my bag was still safely in its place. Perhaps he was a copycat.
much preferred women then. I only preferred my wife now.
There were fifteen in total that had died in this room. Fifteen beautiful bodies I’d buried in our woods.
As I read it, I felt the vomit rising in my throat. Sorry, honey. Rules are rules. No more secrets.