Leonel ~~~ It takes me a minute to calm down and remember who the fuck I am. Leonel Sinclair. The Man and Legend himself. I can’t be weak right now. Not ever. Especially not when I have a trial to win, a fiancée to find, and a sister to protect. I push off Bella slowly, and as I do she nods at me. I don’t expect her to give me a small smile like Ava would. I raised her to be more emotionless than that. It is only now I wonder, with her hand clenched in mine like it’s a task, not a heartfelt action, if that was a mistake. I love her. I know she loves me. But now I regret not showing it more through emotion. I should have kissed her cheek more, or read her good night stories or whatever the fuck my parents should have done if they were even slightly good at being parents. We walk back to the house hand-in-hand not saying anything but our action saying everything for us, and once we reach the front door, we break away from each other. “How bad was your breakdown on a scal
Leonel ~~~How the fuck did we end up here? Evelyn screams as Oliver’s breathing pauses, worried if he moves the knife will hurt him. But I don’t care. I haven’t slept. My financée left me and still I’m the one having to look for her. I have to defend a company I made by myself, a company I deserve, and now my fucking best friend wants to judge me? Fuck him. “Leonel, leave him alone!” Evelyn screams, trying yet failing to pull my knife-wielding hand away. Without looking away from me, Oliver brushes Evelyn away. “Love, it’s okay.” He whispers, his eyes trained on mine, “let him finish.” His sympathy only makes me angrier. “I’m betraying Ava?” I bark at him, “She left me! You hear me? Ava Jade Allard left me! Fuck you!” “That’s right.” Oliver mutters gently, “Get it out of your system.” “You think I like this? You think I like the idea of getting together with the woman who broke me when I want someone else? You were there, man, you were fucking there!” “I was.
Leonel ~~~ “I’m sorry, could you repeat that for the 5 millionth time?!” Oliver asks incredulously, leaning closer to me as if I told him the world is on the verge of collapse. Honestly, with this news? My world technically is about to fall apart. “I said Genevieve Garrish wants me and Madison to get back together. Or… at least she wants us to pretend to be together and-“ “Did Genevieve come to this house with that woman ?” Evelyn snaps, cutting me off like she has done for nearly every sentence I’ve said since I began talking about Madison. I never told Evelyn about what really went down with the Madison incident, but spending so much time around me, Ava and her boyfriend must have helped her fill in the gaps. I’m grateful for her anger. Feeling her fiery hatred allows me rest. I’m tried of being the angry one today. I’m tired of being anything today. “No she didn’t.” I say, sounding unlike myself. “Madison knows better than to come to my house.” “Madison knows
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Leonel ~~~ There are not many things that piss me off as deeply as the sound of Genevieve Garrish’s name. The woman who was right at the heart of my divorce, pushing every single one of Madison’s lies worldwide. I’ve been waiting for her to pounce on this new story, to use my father’s downfall as the chance to bring me low a second time, but for two weeks, she hasn’t said a word, even as other media outlets picked up the story. Maybe the reason for her delay is the same reason for her visit. “Your home is lovely.” She says, her award-winning smile plastered on her face. But I’m in no mood for pleasantries, not now, and especially not with her. “Is there a reason you’re in my home, Garrish?” I snarl, refusing to lean back in my seat. If I rest for even a second I might not be sharp enough to find Ava when we finally get a lead. The smile leaves her lying face, and in its place is the cold-hearted stare of a business woman. “I heard about your father’s arrest.” she sa