"That you had to get involved at all," she says, her voice low as she glances toward the balcony. The wind is calming down, the clouds parting, and her eyes narrow slightly. There's something else here, something maybe he isn't telling her about. Something he might not even be aware of. "My mother gave me up when I was a toddler and now you're being dragged into the mess she left behind. That isn't fair. And it isn't over."

But she's going to do her best to make sure someone does end it. Robert will know a way to help her, she's sure of that, although she doesn't say as much to Caden. If it comes down to having someone disappear, she never wants him to be questioned in regards to it. She doesn't want him to know anything.

"I can pay you back," she says. "I have money. It just isn't under my name and I didn't want them knowing about it." And that isn't fair either. It's her fault he's involved as much as anyone else. She could have just handed over one of her identities and let them take the cash, but she had wanted to desperately to protect those hidden sides that she'd let them drag Caden into the mess.