Divorced With His Heir In My Belly
"The world isn't going to end if you lose control for five minutes."
"I’m not tense, Skye. I’m observant," I replied, my hands resting loosely on her waist.
Over her shoulder, I caught a glimpse of Sarah across the room. She was talking to a venture capitalist, her posture perfect, her expression a mask of professional cool. But I saw the way her eyes flickered toward the dance floor for a fraction of a second.
She’s nothing like her mother. Sarah’s warning echoed in my skull like a funeral bell.
Skye began to sway her hips, the movement exaggerated and sharp, drawing the eyes of every man in the VIP lounge. She was a wild cat tonight, desperate for an audience, and I was the trophy she want