Chapter 111

Hank knew Joshua couldn't stand Whitney, but at that moment, he didn't have anyone else to turn to. "Remember when I pulled Connor out of the water back then? Just do this for me. Keep an eye on Whitney for a little while," said Hank. Connor, Hayden's son, had nearly drowned as a kid, and it was Hank who'd jumped in to save him. The Suttons hadn't forgotten. Joshua finally gave in. "Alright. I'll stop by and check on her over the next few days." "Thanks," Hank said, clearly pleased. … Jasmine returned home with the hospital's injury report. Without wasting a moment, she told Delilah that she was taking her back there. Delilah's face turned crimson, her breath coming in quick, angry bursts. Her voice shot up, sharp with fury and finality. "Take me back there, and you can forget I'm your mom!" The truth was that Delilah's memories had been returning over the past few days. She knew that James was dead and their family had gone bankrupt. But she hadn't told Jasmine that her memor