he wrinkles around her mouth deepening as she pressed her lips together.
wa
her voice low and danger
tation. He stopped adjusting his cufflinks. "Darling," he said, the endearment soundi
stomach twisted into a knot. She turned her chair slightly, looking away f
agreement signed by Mr. Baron Burnett and myself seven years ago, Exhibit B, Article 4, our marr
uncomfortably in their seats. Some of the junior members exchanged surprised
party is obligated to interfere with the other's personal life, and our personal
he dirty little secret that allowed him to play the devoted husband in public while li
no legal, nor moral, obligation to adopt any 'distant
stant relative'. She let her gaze linge
efore he quickly lowered his head, his shoulders hun
table. "Jagger is a key beneficiary of the family c
or argument. "Before I discovered that there is severe
air. The lawyers started flipping through their
Frances turned her head slightly, giving a
nila folders. She moved quickly around the tab
a file, "the Burnett family needs an heir. However,
e could feel Baron's glare burning throug
ringing with authority, "I have p
face they had never seen before. A young man with dark, seriou
Top grades. Parents were blue-collar workers. No
rent. The exact opposite of the glossy, overly
bling-not with age, but with rage. "Where
s help, and who knows how to be g
orrow. "Gentlemen, please... forgive my wife. The trauma from her accident... it's clearly affecting her judgment." He then turned his gaze to the
as unstable. The mask of the caring husband was st
ed. It was a cold, unfamiliar expression o
" she said. "Selecting an heir for this family w
, heavy and damning. Jagger was
eared his throat. "Estela," he said slowly, "if there are issues
were looking at Jagger with new eyes-eye
ok a deep breath, her chest rising and falling slowly. When s
u have questions about Jagger's background, let's examine them.

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