The Billionaire's Debt-Bride
Here, the rain actually washed things clean.
"Damian," I called out from the terrace.
He appeared from the small cellar we’d converted into a workspace. He was wearing a linen shirt, the sleeves rolled up to reveal forearms that were now corded with the labor of restoration rather than the tension of the boardroom. He looked at me, and for the first time, his eyes weren't scanning for a threat. They were simply seeing me.
"The indigo arrived," he said, holding up a small glass jar. "From a supplier in Florence. It’s pure, Aara. No synthetic additives."
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