Too Late, Mr. Billionaire: Meet Your Son
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making her shiver violently. She leaned against the side of her 2014 Toyota Camry, tucking her hands deep into her pockets, trying to preserv
acked, a spiderweb fracture over the tim
es lingered on the dent in the rear bumper and the fading paint. He didn't
et wipes, desperate to remove the sticky residue of spilled apple juice and the faint, lingering sce
stream G650 descended from the grey sky, sleek and silver, a predator returning to its territory. The
tic. A useless attempt to look like Mrs. Julian Sterl
wered with a
er ribs, a frantic, uneven rhythm. Seven years. It
Julian who ste
ooked like it had never seen a speck of dust. Her blonde hai
turning back with a smile that could m
n he ap
Practiced. He guided her down the first few steps, his b
t wasn't a sharp pain. It was a dull,
nd lifted his head. His eyes, the color of a stormy sea, scanned the area. They by
cked on
touch. Cold. Assessing. There was no smile. No widening of the eyes. He looke
rs of her mouth up. It
and sweet. She waved, the diamond bracelet on her
Hard-shell cases. There were four of them. Elara glanced at her trunk. It
istance. He stopped three feet away. He didn't hug her. He did
His voice was deeper tha
said. Her voice wavered. She ha
hand, cutt
her arm through his. The fabric of her expensive coat brushed aga
been pushed onto the board of Nebula by the other shareholders, a strategic move to undercut
it," Julian said, lo
erena suggested. "My
n said. "We
Jul
, Serena." It w
yed on her lips. She walked to the passenger side-the front passenger side
hat was her seat. Tha
e didn't move to open h
. She got in, the smell of harsh chemical cleaner inst
he cramped back seat. His knees pressed against the back of her s
ne sputtered once, twice, be
, Julian's eyes met he
e," h