disbelief in his eyes hardened into something dark and ugly. He ripped off his t

nd," he breathed, ad

ng, and slammed her back against the vanity. Bottles of expensive creams and perfumes

face inches from hers. "Do

g for hers in a kiss meant to punish

ched hers, she

swore, recoiling with a sharp intake of breath. He released her, touching h

laugh. "What is this? Some new

pages of her recent medical records-the definitive, heartbreaking diagnosis of her infertility-slipped from the drawer and fluttered to the floor. She quickly knelt and gathered most of them, her heart

d the envelope down on the clutte

th suspicion.

said, the words tastin

ly stunned, as if she'd just told him the sky w

When he got to the section demanding half of their marital assets and a

vanity. "The prenup, Hadley. Did you forget? The party at fault-o

t on fidelity," she shot bac

he name. "

e it was masked by cold arrogance. "That's business. A dallianc

n that she was just a pawn in his wo

nt of effort, he tore the entire document in

r. They fluttered down around her like bitter, white conf

sign anything," he said, his voice a blade of ice. "As long as I refuse, yo

m, slamming the door behind him, leavi