er. She had already sent out several res

her phone, suddenly cried out in disgust

the restaurant from last night. The caption read, "Family dinner time. Some people should learn when to bo

e already speculating about when Julian would finally divorce "that n

med, jumping to her feet. "No, I'm goin

hryn stopped her. "Don't, Olivia. Arguing with

ut

apers," Kathryn said calmly. "The law will giv

lented. "Fine. But if they bully you

the apartment'

ilding had tight security; there s

and the boy, Leo. The whole family, standing right outside her door. Behind them stood tw

mirk on her face, eve

quickly replaced it. She walked to the

Kathryn shook her head. "Som

n. "Kathryn, we were just passing by. Leo wanted to see his 'Auntie Katie.' Julian was worried abou

"If you're here to deliver the signed divorce p

her waiting up for him, warming his bed, and catering to his every whim. This sudden rebell

rasp. "Take Leo and wait for me in th

of Kathryn. But she didn't dare defy him. She shot Kathryn a hateful glare, pi

o the apartment, ignoring a bristling

e pathetic tantrums," he commanded, hi

has advised we live separately until the divorce

s. "I'll say it one more time. I will not get

between them. "Julian Carlisle, don't

lance. The chill in his

nd seized Kathryn's wrist. His grip was shockingly stro

tard!" Kathryn struggl

esistance, dragging

y to be blocked by one of Julian's body

ck at Olivia, his voice low but full of menace, "I will make sure you and your family can no lo

to silence by the raw

the car. The door slammed shut,

s face an unreadable mask. "Are you

s long as you are my legal wife, I have the ri

ing with the wrong sort of people," h

uld be this shameless. She stared out the window at