t the man was her
d expression during their registratio
y dark. Cold scorn filled his ey
d one hand and gave
the eyes of the law. She couldn'
r, his brow furrowed. "W
iends," she answ
aze and looked her ov
into a cold and mocking smile. "Who
tone cut deepl
rt-but nothing came. Because
so-called friends who'd fawned over her were long gone too. Fa
en assumed her reaction prove
ou're planning." Caiden stepped closer, his tall frame looming over her. "We're mar
e from the beginning. So he'd decided to ke
n in front of her and let o
e signed a piece of paper. That's it. We're still strangers
r glance-she turned and heade
ing figure while his frown grew dee
r to the private lounge, everyone
showed his face! It's the newlywed himself! You're a real piece of work, yo
found out because he was chatting with your fath
mood. He tugged his tie loose before sinking onto the sofa.
ce was impossible to miss. "My old man went on a hunger strike to f
ed at one anot
w. "So which family is she from? Your father wou
d. They did us a favor years ago, so my dad dec
s she look like?"
g face, and he also remembered her cutting
itted before his face turned cold
ing married and claiming to "see friends" wa
he looked over at Ashton. "I thought you said your sister
quickly spread t
" Sawyer said with dramatic regret. "Two
, but not stuck-up like those socialites who spend al
e way she presents herself. It's easy to understand
compliments, one of his eyebrows rose. For the first
smiled at Caiden. "I'll introd
h a simple nod and a
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