Should she try to find Antonin to warn him about his baby brother? A petulant part of her believed that he wouldn't even care what happened to her if he learned. He'd already made it clear that he didn't want her in his life any longer. Even when he felt an obligation to keep her safe after she was attacked in St. Mungo's, he hadn't been willing to look past her mistakes to move forward. Sleeping on the sofa in the next room hurt her feelings more than she really wanted to admit to. Was it just petty insecurity that kept her from rushing out of the flat at the first chance she had to warn him?