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Not yet. He'll get what's coming to him. And I'll be right there when he does.

"I'll respond to them and ask for a meeting time, I'll meet with them tomorrow." "That's great, hurry up and get cleaned." I smiled and he nodded before disappearing to do just as he had been told. When he was gone, I plunged into a seat and pulled my phone out just to explore G****e on who Marcello was, since I'd never heard of them. It turned out to be a multi millionaire fashion designer brand with so much to offer. A part of me worried about what this could do to my relationship with Frank but it was too early to think about that.

I don’t care if yuh my boss ex, or her business partner, or whoever you are, he just surely secure a date with the hospital bed tonight. Anticipate and Review Till. Next. Time

More listening and his hand gripped the phone harder. "I understand." His eyes moved to me. "Yes, she's here, I'll bring her tonight." He hung up and looked at me and something in his expression had shifted. "We have a problem." "What kind of problem?" I wiped my face. "Bigger than you trapping me in a fake marriage?" "My father has a brain tumor, he's dying, and he has two months to live." Adrian put his phone back in his pocket. "He wants to meet you tonight along with my brother James and his fiancée."

I opened my mouth. "Not up for debate," he said, calmly and entirely without apology. "You were in zip ties in a warehouse twelve hours ago. The operative who could have named the person who ordered it is dead. You are carrying my child and wearing my ring and walking into a building controlled by the man whose response to losing a shareholder dispute is apparently to make people disappear." He held my gaze. "I'm coming. You can decide whether I walk in beside you or wait in the lobby. But I'm in the building"

"See you at the next meeting." Then I walk out, leaving him seething in his own downfall. To be continued….

“Is it here? Can I see it?” “No, the canvas is outside. Maybe later, after dessert.” A boyish smile lit up his face, and he nodded. He went back to consuming mouthfuls of the food. “Would you like some more?” she asked. He dipped his head while swallowing. “Please.” Isobel rose up from the table. Striding to the kitchen, she dished up another plate. Placing down his copious plate, she pivoted to the speakers by the kitchen counter. “Oh! I love this song.” Isobel scrambled to her phone and increased the volume. Staccato beats of drum and bass filled the room. A man’s soulful voice rang through, singing about a woman’s hips winding for him.

Barrister Joe finished. The judge looked at the four of us and said, “Now that the hearing has taken place, the proceedings for it to be readdressed will begin, and the first meeting is for next week, so see you all by then,” the judge said, got up and walked out of the courtroom. “Next week?!” I practically yelled. Here I was thinking that everything would be deliberated and fixed right here and now so that I could return home fully. Damn, I knew that the choice of including a judge would never work in my favor.

"Then how about I video call you? You're so paranoid." I had planned to start the video call, but if I did, I'd expose my location. I quickly said, "Just kidding. Of course, I believe you. Get some rest." After hanging up, I found myself still caught up in the excitement of spending the night at Lesley's.

Because what else would they look for apart from the QB of Greece. "Britney's is that way. Just down that road on the left, I'm certain you wouldn't miss it. It's the big pink and white house with KSBB on its front loan". She answered his questions with a clipped tone her face devoid of any other emotion apart from annoyance. He continued to smile at her politely, thanking her before he set off in the direction she pointed in. Sighing she let her body relax just as the guy was far enough not to hear it. She watched him walk up the road till his silhouette grew smaller with the distance. She debated on apologizing when he was a bit closer but opted against it, especially when she realized she