EPILOGUE

KAYLA'S POV

The courtroom was filled to the brim. The tension was crackling, and one could hear a pin drop.

Both lawyers had presented their arguments, and it was up to the jury to make their decision before it would be passed down to the judge.

I stare at Tristian Ravenford, who stared at me in return. He was in a beautiful suit, and he looked handsome. His wound was healing fast, and his life was returning back to normal. All of our lives were returning back to normal.

Liam was in school once again, and his story was being turned into a documentary. A writer was also writing it to turn it into a book, it was a beautiful story, a story of survival and determination to survive, to live.

I was back at work, but I had a different plan for myself and my son after this case. During the past year while the case had been dragging on, I had used the proceeds of Nova interiors to set up another branch in California. That was my plan. I was going to move away with Liam, and I was going to st