No, she finally decided. Antonin was playing a part, attempting to lure her in with a false sense of security. He was a master manipulator, one who knew just how to make a target think and act the way he wished. She couldn't afford to trust him even for a second. Give him an inch and he'd consume her body and soul. She would play along, pretend like she believed him, but she refused to fall back into his trap. He was a man with a long memory who liked to hold grudges. Trusting anything he said would make her a fool.