The Fruit of the Tree Book 4 Chapter 43
Shownotes
In which Justine lays bare the full truth of her past to Amherst, seeking understanding and forgiveness, yet finds herself met with silence and suspicion that wound more deeply than any outward condemnation. Yet when passion and tenderness finally bridge the gulf between them, the warmth of their reunion softly promises, if not clear resolution, then the gentle balm of mutual compassion.