Ginny Shea felt as if a breath were stuck in her throat, neither going up nor down.
But she wouldn't admit to morally blackmailing Tiana Thorne, only angrily questioning how she could talk to her so calmly even after hearing about Julian Eames' condition.
She continued to indignantly retort, "What? According to you, he deserves it for saving you and putting his life at risk, and if he didn't save you, would he be attacked by your mob of fanatic followers?"
After hearing this, May Sloane really wanted to slap her. She seemed momentarily dazed because Tiana's hypothetical switch of perspectives made sense to her. How could she now completely misconstrue Tiana's meaning and think Tiana was morally blackmailing Julian?
Is her brain not functioning properly, or does she naturally look at Tiana with bias, wishing only for her demise?
