— It went perfectly. Your daughter is going to walk again. But right now, I think I’m going to collapse...
Robert drove her to the apartment he’d arranged for her. By the time they pulled into the driveway, she had fallen fast asleep in the passenger seat. He didn't wake her. He sat there in the quiet, looking at her. She was a woman who had lost everything and found the strength to survive, a brilliant professional who had been nearly discarded by a petty man. He made a silent vow then: he would make sure she never had to hide again.
Their relationship grew slowly, built on mutual respect and shared recovery. A year later, the city’s social columns were buzzing about the wedding of the year—the union of Robert Sterling and the woman who had come back from the woods to save his family.
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