Ewan bit his lips as he sought and found the seriousness and determination in Sandro's eyes.
Sandro was his own friend, has been that for as long as he could remember—as close to him as Zane was. When had the latter then become Athena's chief defendant?
Ewan kissed his teeth at this thought; it wasn't necessary. Anyone knowing the history between Athena and him, knowing how much his wife had gone through to become the woman she was, would act the same way as Sandro.
No matter the level of friendship they shared, Sandro had always been a justice chooser. It seemed Athena had scored herself another loyalist.
Ewan had no doubt that Zane would also go against him should he attempt to raise the flag of "we are not divorced yet" over Athena.
