Chapter 14 - SABRINA’S LETTERSabrina’s first apology was worthless.
I’m sorry our family history brought us to this.
No.
Family history did not push me.
She did.
A year later:
Audrey, I entered Parker’s life knowing he was your husband because I resented you and wanted access to information about the Sloane trust.
Accurate.
I began an affair because hurting your marriage felt like proof I could hurt the family that excluded me.
Hard.
Then:
When Parker’s debt became desperate, I helped him alter documents and supported a plan in which your death would benefit both of us.
There.
Then:
I placed my anger at Dad onto you even though you were a child when he failed me.
Yes.
Finally:
I also treated your unborn daughter as an obstacle to inheritance. There is no justification for that.
That was the first sentence that made me believe she understood the ugliest part.
I did not forgive her.
Not then.
May you like
Maybe never.
The apology was still more accurate than silence.
