The Phoenix Bride Rises: Trust Was Her First Mistake
The room was filled with the scent of aged whiskey and imported cigars, almost suffocating.
Seth Robinson lounged at the far end of the table, legs crossed, brandy swirling in his glass, a smirk playing on his lips. Opposite him sat Gerard Santon, stiff-backed and unsmiling, fingers steepled with the kind of tension only secrets could forge. Between them stood Madam Almay Santon, clad in deep sapphire silk, diamond earrings catching the light like tiny, dangerous stars. Elegance, laced with venom.
“She’s pregnant. And she still thinks you’re the father?” Madam Santon’s voice sliced the air like a blade across silk. Her arched brows showed no emotion, only calculation.
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