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Chapter 8: Getting Married Again

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Verity walked into a quiet and elegant lounge, tucked away in one of Los Angeles’ most exclusive neighborhoods. Soft golden lighting bathed the dark wood tables and deep velvet seating. A jazz pianist played softly in the corner, the notes low and soothing. This was the kind of place where powerful people came to speak without being overheard.

Verity sat in a tucked-away corner booth, her fingers wrapped around a glass of ice water. She had arrived early, needing the silence before Monica show
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