I tore my gaze away from the dashboard display and reached for the door handle—only to discover, to my despair, that it was locked.Vito Costa had rushed off so quickly he'd completely forgotten I was still inside the car. Just as I was about to call him, the door finally opened."Get in the back, Luisa," he commanded. But when he saw the look of disbelief I gave him, he paused and deigned to explain, "You know that Sofia gets carsick. Don't cause a scene at a time like this."Standing beside him, Sofia Bianchi bit her lip. "Luisa, Nina's really sick right now. I have to take care of her. I promise, once she's better, I won't fight you for the front passenger seat anymore."I said nothing. Cradling my lower abdomen, I pushed through the pain and climbed out of the car, moving into the back seat.Right now, nothing else mattered. I just wanted my baby to be safe.Soon, the car headed down the road again, but it wasn't headed toward Riviera Hospital."Vito…" I called weakly.Bu
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