Chapter 92

Vivian admitted it. She had chosen Logan, and it had taken her seven years to see what he really was. That decision had been stupid. "Maybe I was stupid, but at least I was brave," she shot back. "That's still better than someone who hides in the dark, too scared to love the woman he loves. That kind of cowardice is worse." Kingston's face darkened as he stared at her. It felt like the temperature around them dropped a few degrees. Vivian knew she had hit a nerve. For a moment, a chill ran through her. She had the feeling he might lunge at her and strangle her. They locked eyes. In a standoff like this, one of them was bound to back down. Truthfully, she was rattled. Still, she didn't want to back down. In the end, Kingston looked away first. He turned and walked toward the end of the hallway. Vivian pressed her lips together. Watching his lonely back, she didn't feel any triumph at all. She stood there quietly, guilt creeping into her expression as she seriously reflected on