My Life For His

I blew out a breath and stared at Rainey. ‘You are right. I shouldn’t judge you. But I just want to say, it’s not too late for you to change. You can still have a second chance.’ ‘Don’t try and bullshit me!’ she shouted. ‘It’s over!’ ‘No, it’s not. I know you are worried about the charges.’ I inched backwards without her noticing. The wind was getting stronger. If she wanted to hear me clearly, she’d have to move towards me. ‘I can talk to the prosecutor,’ I said. ‘If you give up your accomplices, you can get your sentence reduced.’ Rainey laughed, a horrible cackle. I was growing more concerned about the baby. It hadn’t moved or made a sound. For a terrifying second, I thought maybe Rainey had already killed him. Or did she drug the baby? ‘Screw the charges!’ she spat out the words. ‘Screw you! I’m not going to prison!’ ‘Okay. No prison then.’ My gaze landed on the baby once again. I changed tack, trying to appeal to her maternal instincts, if she had any. ‘But do you really want to d