Sixty Days To Love My Enemy
They filed out quickly, and Amiir went to see them off, leaving me alone at the table with Cordelia.
For a moment, neither of us moved. But when the front door closed, Cordelia's entire demeanor changed.
She stood slowly, adjusting her blouse with deliberate precision. Then she opened her purse—and pulled out a lipstick.
Burgundy. The exact shade I'd described.
She uncapped it slowly, applied it with meticulous care, taking her time with each stroke. Then she pressed her lips together, making that exaggerated smacking sound that seemed to echo in the quiet dining room.
"Fenty Beauty's latest edition," she said conversationally, holding up the tube so I could see it clearly. "Very pricey. But
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