Camila sipped some milk and then asked, “So, how can I help you, Forrest? If you have something to say to me, say it now. I still have to go to work."

“What work?"

“I'm a dance teacher,” Camila answered.

A moment of silence passed between them before Forrest asked, "Did you fight with Isaac?"

Raising a brow, Camila questioned, "Didn't he tell you?"

“He didn't. I called you that night because he asked me to drink with him, which seldom happens because he's never been a fan of alcohol. He also looked very sad at that time."

Camila snorted. "Why? Was he sad because he didn't embarrass me enough?"

Forrest did not know what to say for a while.

“He was sad because you tried to set him up with Debora,” he pointed out.

Camila's eyes widened.

“What did you say?"

Forrest repeated what he said before frowning. "You didn't know?" Camila only knew that Isaac was very angry that night and that he wanted to humiliate her.

However, she had no idea what had set him off.

As it turned out, it was because he found out that she was working with Debora.

Now, she understood why he had been so angry.

“I didn't know that." Camila then continued, "I want him and Debora to get back together so that I can leave."

“He doesn't Love Debora, though, so of course, he'd be angry."

Forrest sighed.

"You're Lucky he didn't kill you."

Camila smiled bitterly.

“It'd be my own fault if he killed me. I've made a mistake. No matter the reason I married him, I should've stayed faithful to him as his wife. I've messed up, and I can't undo it. If I could set things right, I would."

"Tell me the truth. Do you regret it?" Forrest, worried that she would not get it, clarified, "I mean, do you regret sleeping with that man?"

Camila did not say a word.

After a long pause, she said, "I can't say for sure. I feel bad about the current situation." If only she'd controlled her urges, she wouldn't have been in this predicament now, trying to escape with a baby in her belly.

That night had changed everything. If it hadn't worked out the way it had, she might very well have been closer to her actualizing her dreams now.