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was brutal
ony railing was against Cordelia Websthts rushing up to meet her. Wind screamed in her ears, whipping her hair across her face, stea
Kasey Pugh, a triumphant, ugly smirk twisting her pretty features. They stood side-by-side
e wind. "Everything that belongs to
of any emotion. "Don't blame
ng the engagement ring on her finger, his eyes promising forever; Kasey hugging her, whispering how happy she was for
e, undiluted hatred. She wanted to scream, to curse them, but her
was a unive
was a wave of crushing regret. Regret for her own stupidity, for trust
m tore through her fading consc
ness con
linding w
st heaving. The feeling of soft sheets, not broken concrete, was beneath
her bedroom in the Webster family mansion. Sunlight streamed through a gap in th
the phone on her nightstand. The s
ek before h
ugh escaped her lips. I
ociety pages. A cold, hard certainty settled in her gut, displacing the panic. She knew, with the chilli
veins. This time, there would be no balcony, n
d in her hand.
Can't wait for toni
n her mind, the face of a viper hiding behind a sweet smile. Exposing them was ju
econd wife, Melissa-Kasey's mother. The company, Webster Enterprises, wa
the depths of her mem
rtune. She remembered a news report, a small article buried in the business section. A chemical
was happen
to reach the one man in New York whos
ied herself against the nightstand, her reflection in the vanity mirror showing a girl she bare
a reply. Then, she dialed the numbe
cold as ice. "I need
be a happy bride. It was to
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