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s. Amberly Carson stood beside Eleanor Henry, the woman who was supposed to become her mother
mured, her eyes scanning Amberly's sim
le that didn't reach
a silent command to look
woman in New York. Amberly Carson, the fallen socialite, somehow clawing her wa
tenth time, his gaze darting to the screen of his phone. His thumb hovered over t
The name 'Faith' g
trode to a secluded corner behind a marble pillar,
Her stomach didn't drop. It was all just... quie
d in the suddenly tense silen
n, a raw, st
pital? I'm
o the center of the room, his eyes wild, searching until they landed on
rong?" his mother, Eleanor, d
pointed a trembling
cracking. "This is all because
The polite smiles froze, melting into expression
d unchanged. It was as if he
ice echoing in the cavernous room. "This
rigid with fury. He pushed through the stunned crowd,
the grand ballroom door, a fl
s Amb
he snarled, his hand
dn't block his shove. Instead, her hand shot out, her stiff fingers pressing hard into the
wide, then unfocused. The strength drained from his body
oor, Amberly caught him, easing his large
thless vacuum. Everyone stared, mouths agape, at the brid
ward. "Amberly! What did you
from her white gown. She looked at the two se
ectly level. "He just fainted from th
so clinical, that the guards in
he lectern, and turned to face the crowd. Her gaze swept acros
her voice clear and steady through the
ng the weight of
y announcing the cancellation of
ne back on its stand wi
, at the whispers, at the man lying on the f
ould see, the corner of her mouth lifted into

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