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“How much money did Titus give you to put on this act with him?” Gavin laughed. “Do you think I’m in need of money?” True. His pockets were loaded with cash. After all, aside from being an elite lawyer, Gavin was also the sole heir of his family’s company, RN. Carol said nothing else and did not ask where Gavin was taking her, because all her questions were answered when they arrived at Riverbank International.

"Few people know about this book. How do you know about it?" "Caroline's husband told her about it." Gwen held a measure of unconscious pride, the kind a mother would have for her son-in-law. "He recommended all of these books." Adrian regarded the books in the shopping cart. After a long while, he looked back up. "He's an old hand at this. Can I ask what company he's the director of?" Gwen and Caroline exchanged a glance. In the end, Gwen said, "He's not a director. He's just a regular office employee."

Christian Gavin is quiet, his eyes closed tightly as he sits on the weathered park bench in Wrightwood Park. His hands are pressed flat together in front of his lips, almost as if he’s lost in deep, silent prayer. We’ve been going over this exact same puzzle for the last three hours. We started over a tense lunch, moved on to a few heavy beers, and now we’re just walking the winding paths of the park near his high-end condo in Lincoln Park. To get his help, I had to completely violate our sacred vow never to share real names—that ironclad wall we built years ago to keep our individual scams entirely separate from each other. Until this afternoon, he’d only ever known Genevieve as “Number Sev

Jessie's POV "Try and stop me!" I said, rather coldly, turning the door knob, as I slammed the door behind me. I couldn't bear another second of his lies. For a moment there, I believed Gavin could be a different person. I thought I was wrong about him, I wanted to be wrong about him. But the rumors about him were true. Gavin Pierre- the ruthless and cold billionaire of Darian Town. He had whatsoever he wanted, or more accurately, he took whatsoever he wanted.