"You fell in love with a bank account."
"Then look me in the eyes and tell me you never called me easy to fool."
His gaze slid away.
That silence answered everything.
"The wedding is off," I said, my voice steadier than I felt. "And the money for your center never leaves my account. Not one dollar."
"You can't do that. Everything is arranged."
"The wedding is off,"
"Watch me."
I dropped his crumpled twenty at his polished shoes and turned to leave.
But even as I walked away, something nagged at me, quiet and cold.
Because my best friend had known too much.
She'd described it too perfectly.
And I was about to learn that the trap set for me had a second set of hands holding the rope.
Something nagged at me, quiet and cold.
I canceled the wedding that same night.
I also set my legal team the task of investigating Sean.
They found a name I never expected beside Sean's.
***
I called them both to my office the next morning.
"You wanted the same thing," I said, sliding the documents across the desk. "You were partners."
They found a name I never expected beside Sean's.
Sean's jaw tightened.
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