SEBASTIAN'S POVIsabella's face had gone completely white, her wine glass trembling in her hand.She couldn't believe I'd just said that."You wouldn't divorce me," she whispered, but there was no conviction in her voice. "Sebastian, we've been married for seven years. We have a life together. We have Maya—""Seven years," I interrupted, my voice cold. "Seven years, Isabella. And in those seven years, what have you given me besides one daughter?"Her eyes widened with shock and hurt."What are you talking about?""Maya is a girl," I answered flatly, and I watched Isabella flinch like I'd slapped her. "She's a beautiful, wonderful girl. But she's not a son. You've not given me a son, Isabella."She was shocked. It was extremely obvious."Are you seriously—" Isabella's voice rose with disbelief. "Are you seriously blaming me for not giving you a son?""All my business associates have sons," I continued, ignoring her protest. "Every single one of them has a boy who will carry on their n
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