Billionaire
At twenty-four, he was two years my junior, but he possessed a terrifying, precocious intellect that had already swallowed three of our mid-sized competitors.
He wasn't a bottom-feeder like Lucas. He was a shark.
"Ms. Smith, the gala committee for the Museum of Contemporary Art has confirmed your table," Rachel’s voice came through the evening silence of my home. "And ... a courier just arrived. He insisted this be delivered to you personally. Not to the office."
I frowned, setting down my glass of vintage Bordeaux. "Bring it up."
A minute later, I was holding a small, heavy box wrapped in matte black paper. No ribbon. No card on the outside. Inside, resting on a bed of charcoal silk, wa
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