The Billionaire's Regret
But give it minutes.
And in the middle of it all, Poppy stands on the ottoman like a tiny queen who just conquered a nation. Her long hair falls over her shoulders, bangs covering half her forehead, cheeks round and flushed, mouth running without brakes. She’s wearing a unicorn shirt, one pink sock, one yellow sock. Her green eyes lock onto me.
She freezes for half a second.
Her face shifts.
Hands go straight to her little hips. “Mommy’s home.”
“Before you say anything, she ate,” Hazel cuts in. “And her teeth were brushed. With witnesses.”