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inutes after she and her husband, Alden M
Salazar, Alden's chief assis
ill be staying at the Four Seasons tonig
chosen for their dinner. Beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows, the last light fade
rised. Only exhausted. This one-woman
her steps soft on the marble floor
inner...?" sh
reen going dark. Her voice was a
ase. I've lost
emove the exquisite, unwanted dishes. Each pl
and walked
of old books and the faint, clean scent of antiseptic, not the c
day she'd signed th
e silent room, as clear as
t, Estella. It benefits both our families
believe that "no emotions" at
rated again.
tted at the Four Seasons bar, deep in co
always ca
was sharp, unmistakable. She could almost make out the faint s
haring a home, a life, and countless ordinary days might soften the cold distance Alden had placed between them. She had
n was still as cold toward her as he had been on the day they signed the contract. Whatever f
e she had held onto
er phone's c
ed over a name:
er she had conta
ips were cold, but her hand was ste
xt was
we discussed. I am ready t
nd without
peared on the scree
age

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