For some reason, Quentin Holland gave him an incredibly dangerous feeling. Extremely, overwhelmingly dangerous—to the point that it sparked a sense of panic within him.
He didn't know why he felt this way, but the feeling was incredibly intense.
It was so intense it felt as if it would swallow his heart whole. This was the first time in his life Leona Grant had ever experienced such a sensation.
It inevitably reminded him of the dream he'd had while he was unconscious.
The most vivid part of the dream was the question of why he had gotten Vivian Yates pregnant and made her believe the child was his.
And why he had locked Annabelle Linton in the basement, supposedly to protect her.
And then, in an effort to protect himself, he had ended up getting her killed.
All these events, one after another, felt like an endless, tangled net closing in around him, leaving him dizzy and disoriented.
