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A Dine with my enemies

Author: Riyahsecret
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The next evening, Evelyn Pierce arrived precisely on time. I wore a luxurious sable fur coat that draped over my shoulders like a crown of midnight velvet.

Beneath it, a sleek emerald silk blouse and tailored black trousers hinted at power and elegance.

Then a Glossy black stilettos that clicked confidently as I move, while a strand of pearls and a sapphire ring added timeless sophistication.

My chestnut waves framed a face touched with subtle, smoky makeup and deep red lips—every detail a perfect blend of wealth and command.

I didn't even hesitate to come here, because this wasn't just a meeting to me.It was the beginning of another chapter in Alejandro's downfall.

I had given Shane an excuse of visiting a friend of mine this evening, and surprisingly he believed. That was so unlike him, because we both knew somebody would have been crazy to be friends with me.

I walked to one of the Waiters Infront of the bar and showed him my business card.

He recognized the name instantly
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