Oops! I Had the CEO’s Quadruplets
Margaret stood in the office doorway in cream and pearls, not a hair out of place, the housekeeper hovering behind her with an empty garment bag folded over one arm.
"You have a key," I said.
"I have every key. It's my son's house."
"It was my house too."
"Was." She stepped inside, running one gloved finger along the desk, checking it for dust that wasn't there. "I'll make this simple, since you seem to struggle with it. The clothes stay. The jewelry stays. All of it."
"The clothes are mine."
"The clothes were bought with Blackwood money."
"I earned that money." My voice climbed and I hated it. "I worked for that money, I ran his household, I hosted your dinners, I smiled at people I couldn'