Maya Monroe was completely unaware of the public opinion storm brewing around her, and even if she knew, it would be of no use. She'd likely be happy for a while anyway.
The strangest thing was Ian Rowe's attitude. Logically, since she left him feverish and unconscious, her vicious image must have been ingrained in people's minds by now. He should be wishing to divorce her and cut all ties.
Yet, the reality was that Ian showed no reaction, as if he didn't care at all. Occasionally, Maya would spot him during the day. Could it be that Ian was already resigned to her consistently vicious behavior, ignoring her and thereby refraining from taking action against her?
But he couldn't just do nothing; otherwise, how was she going to be "kicked out of the house"? The readers outside the novel were all waiting for it.
