The Contract Bride of the Billionaire Heir
"Right, go."
I told her, and I didn't tell her everything. I told her about the blue letter and the man with the smile, about my mother and the money, about a man named Hale standing in the mist at the kitchen gate and saying he only collected. I did not tell her about the emerald mask, or about the dark room, or about what a person could say to a boy named Kellan while he called her by someone else's name. That part sat in my chest like a locked door, and I held on to the key.
Tilly listened with her chin on her fist, and her usual bright face grew more still with every sentence.