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Chapter Sixty-twoMaisieI couldn’t help but wonder if I was really making the right decision by going after a dangerous man like Finn. What if he saw me? What if he found out that I was no longer the naïve woman he thought I was—that I already knew about his plans, that the surprise he believed he still had over me was gone? What if he discovered that I knew about his intention to kill his father, that I was slowly piecing together whatever cruel scheme he had left against Mr. Caruso?The thought made my stomach twist. I knew Finn wouldn’t let me go scot-free; he would destroy me without blinking. If he could plot his own father’s death so effortlessly—without hesitation, without remorse—then my life meant nothing to him. A fly’s life, fragile and meaningless, was probably worth more in his eyes. He could hurt me, and deep down, I knew he would if he ever found out what I was up to. For that, I had to be careful. I had to move like a shadow—silent, unseen, smart.I took a deep breath

Chapter Sixty-fourMaisieThe sun was already softening into that warm, honey–gold glow as we slowly drifted toward the garden. I walked behind them, Becky, Finn and Mr. Caruso, they all looked like that perfect family and it made me wonder if there was really something there, something I didn’t know.What if Becky was really Finn’s mother? What if they had an affair to birth Finn? What if that was the real story around here? What if that was the missing piece of this godforsaken puzzle? I couldn’t go with that yet, I didn’t know if that was the exact story, but it felt like the only reasonable explanation for this whole thing. Thousands what if’s raced through my mind as we walked. We got to the garden in a minute. The decorators had done magic—white drapes danced in the breeze, fairy lights curled around the trees, and pastel balloons framed the entrance like something out of a dream. Zara sat near the center, her wheelchair adorned with tiny flowers that made her look like the pr

Chapter Sixty-sixMaisie “I will keep the document until I’m sure you’re ready, Finn,” Mr. Caruso said, and I watched as he turned and walked away, his steps firm, unshaken.The moment he disappeared into the house, a breath I didn’t even know I had been holding tore from my lungs. My whole body trembled with the release. It felt like I had just escaped a disaster—one that could have taken lives. A storm that could have ripped everything apart.My racing heart finally slowed, easing back into my chest.God… it could have gone so horribly wrong.If Mr. Caruso had signed those papers—if he had signed his own death warrant without knowing—it would have been over. Finn would have carried out his plan. He would have killed him, probably within hours, and maybe the fallout would have been worse than anything I imagined.But now… now everything was paused. Delayed. And even though I wasn’t sure what Finn would do next… I wasn’t bothered about that in the moment. I was just glad Mr. Caruso w

Chapter Sixty-eight Rafael Caruso It felt like a heavy weight that had been sitting on my chest for far too long had finally been lifted after that confession. It was as though my life—frozen, suspended, trapped in uncertainty—had suddenly lurched forward the moment those words left my mouth. They had been suffocating me from the inside, pressing against my ribs, clawing for release, and I couldn’t decide whether speaking them would destroy everything or finally set me free.I love Maisie.It wasn’t a passing feeling or a reckless desire. It was a truth that had lived quietly inside me for a long time, a truth that refused to be silenced anymore.I had always known that what I felt for her wasn’t some fleeting lust or the usual craving to possess someone for a momentary high. No. I wanted forever. I wanted her woven into every chapter of my life. But the moment Finn stepped forward, boldly declaring his intention to marry her, everything inside me caved. I didn’t know what the right

Chapter SeventyMaisie I just said that.I really told him what I had been carrying like a stone on my chest all along, and the moment the words left my lips, something inside me loosened. It felt as though a tight fist had finally unclenched inside my ribcage. I could breathe. I could finally breathe.It felt relieving that I told him, because now he would know how to protect himself. Now he would know what to do about Finn.Finn, with that charming smile—God, that smile that could calm a storm and disguise a hurricane. He had the kind of face that could remain composed even while setting a house on fire. A man who could pretend for years, hold lies like prayer points, and you wouldn’t suspect a damn thing. He deceived me for seven long years, and not once did I question him. Not once did I imagine he could lie so effortlessly, even when the signs were right there, blinking like warning lights.He had done the same with his father to, deceiving him with that clean smile and gentle d