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gany double do
he scuffed canvas shoes on Justice's feet. His upper
rsian rug. She didn't look at the butler. She didn't look at the multi-million do
he man sitting behind
ger against the glass. The sound
in the air. Her lips were stretched into a smile that didn't reach her cold, assessing eyes.
angling her face for a selfie. As Justice walked in, Emery's eyes flicked to the screen
d flat on a thick, leather-bound folder
and stopped exactly one inch from the ed
flat command. "The Aguirre family exp
il crest of the Aguirre family g
ith artificial sweetness. She set the teacup down with a soft clink. "This marriag
gh school student from the slums marrying a billionaire? Even if he is a vegetable
dn't sweat. She looked at the three of them, and her stomach fe
from the folder an
apital injection?" Justice asked. Her voi
e hadn't expected the uneducated girl he'd dumped in the co
t the glass desk. The impa
ing a dull red. He tugged violently at his silk tie. "You si
idn't hold a single ripple of emotion. She looked at the red-faced man with absolute, c
, pale fingers flipped th
o the financial clauses on page fourteen. There it was. A three-hundred-million-doll
led out a sleek black credit card. She tossed it onto the gla
aid, her chin lifting. "Buy yourself somet
hed past it and picked up the Montblanc f
a faded, oversized t-shirt, Justice's hands were elegant-the fingers impossib
al page. She pressed the g
he signed her name in
an inch. The greed in his eyes flar
the glass desk and rolled off,
Derek. Her e
Justic
e didn't look at the credit card. S
ising in pitch. "There are bags in the guest room. Do not
tride. She walked straight
button. The metal doors slid open, and she stepped inside, watching th
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