oe
t O'Hare was a bustling stream of
an ostentatious Versace suit with a massive gold tie clip, checking his Patek Philippe wa
ant sign printed in bold black lette
been standing here for twenty minutes! If I knew Chloe Parrish was going to drag her pa
m his brow. "Mr. Garrison, p
thick glasses and oversized wool sweaters! A complete wallflower! Now she crawls back from Paris as an abandoned singl
away, crossing my a
gged my trench coat. Her crystal-clear vo
lding your name! Is he the tacky
d nostrils, ready to lash out at the child, but the mom
h fell open so wide he lo
, plain girl he remembe
h waves of dark hair, and flawless porcelain skin. My tailored black dress accentu
y body, an oily, undisguised hunger
h an unctuous grin. "I have to admit, Chloe... Pari
us man. I'm still willing to marry you and give that kid of yours a respectable name. All you have to do i
ng laugh esc
king sharply against the marble floor. "
mile faltered. "W
ichard push me out. Alistair BioTech will never belong to you, and if you ever dare approach my daughter again, the
as a corpse, stumbl
e, Mr. Garrison,
ast him into the crisp Chicago morning, l
rated in my
anced at the glowing s
care-it was always because he wanted something or had an agenda to push. Declan had probably run straight to him to co
my lips as the scre
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