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No longer hiding behind a veil of innocence, her eyes blazed into mine. "So what if I'm the mistress? Even if you stayed with Harrison through his struggles, he ended up falling for me. In this game, you're the one who lost." She was right. I was defeated in every way. After ten years of loving Harrison, all I got was the painful news that another woman was carrying his child. "So what if I'm the loser?" I retorted sharply. "That doesn't make you the winner." A sly smile curved Kate's lips. "Then I suppose I'll have to wipe away the last bit of love Harrison still holds for you."

Terrified he'd fall apart in front of Marybeth when he should be her anchor, Austin quickly left the room, stumbling into the hallway, his rage sparking to life at the sight of Seshnee lurking about. "How is Adeline?" she asked in her uppity tone. "Excuse me?" Austin scratched his head, mind-blown at her audacity and how out of touch she was with reality. "Will she be okay?" "What the hell do you think?" he snapped, pointing at the office door. "You can't hear that little girl's heartbreak, or are you just playing dumb?" "Mr Hawthorne!" "Don't you dare, 'Mr Hawthorne', me!" Austin sneered. Still pointing at the door, he continued, "You did that! Adeline's in pieces because of you!"

One that made me feel like I was floating on fluffy cotton clouds. I didn't care for the Adeline woman. It was her goal to make me feel inferior to her. She'd tried so hard to make me out to be the uncouth one, undeserving of Mikael's attention, when really, she was the one whose nectar only trivial bees were willing to dabble their hands in.