e was the picture of serenity, a calm island in the e
ed Sloane Ashford's car," she reported in a low voice. "She d
us spot for Hollywood's elite. A cold smil
And video," Chloe ordered. "I want clear
g to relay the message. She w
rang. The screen displa
aker. "Chloe... I know you don't like me, but why would you do
e wrong number. You should be asking my brother what's more im
slipped, her voice turning sharp
d hung up. She wouldn't waste
se slammed open. Andrew storm
ocking. He saw his sister, dressed in a sinful
's blue eyes were burning, scanning
ed innocently. "He left. He got tir
oom apart. He ripped open the closet doors, looked under the bed, an
pity and resolve. This was the same blind rage that
nothing.
at the black velvet box on the coffee
ly toward the wastebasket. "I saw how m
et. It was empty. He was start
ngerously quiet. "You'd better
urt. "An explanation? Brother, is that what you really
u've known for less than six months, did you ever once stop to think about m
d no answer. His obsession with Sloane
, holding the tablet. "Miss, the phot
ut looking at it herself, she held it
the well-known director David Marshall, embracing in the dim light of
e stared at the photos, his mind refusi
ice. "While you were preparing to propose to her,
fate, Andrew's phone began to
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