CHAPTER 27: LUCID

George could not stop re-reading their last emails. Everything had come to light, and he could no longer use the investigation as an alibi to explain why he wanted to talk to her. In the confines of his room, where he was in no danger of his expression being read, he could admit the fact that he missed her greatly. It was like torture. But the real kicker was the way his conscience never failed to remind him of how unworthy he was to even think about her. Losing her was his greatest, most damning mistake, and it was one he would regret for the rest of his life. Katarina, on the other hand, was in deep shit. Her public image was being battered and bruised as someone had leaked the pictures and videos of her attacking the press people. Then, the whole hospital room was destroyed, even after they had all left. She had been getting lots of hate messages and comments with a few death threats sprinkled in. He almost felt bad for her. He feared what would happen if the information he had ev