The Billionaire's Regret
Not especially warm, but for a Romano, it was practically an emotional reunion.
“Good to see you’re still alive,” he said.
“Good to see you still open conversations like a threat letter.”
The corner of his mouth moved.
A woman I’d never met stood beside him.
Dianna.
I knew her name before Zane introduced us. She’d dominated New York gossip columns five years ago, right around the time I’d left Sebastian. She had the kind of face people remembered. Long black hair styled low at the back of her head, warm skin, and sharp eyes that observed everything without ever appearing rude. Her champagne gown fell simply over her body, but the way she stood made the fabric look like armor selected by some