The Billionaire's Surprise: Her Secret Twins
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harsh, strobe-light flash. For a split second, the shadows in the corners of the room seeme
His face was tight, the skin stretched over his cheekbones by a greed he didn't bother to hide a
about to lose everything. She looked bored. She extended a slender leg, crossing her ankles, and reached ou
way from hers. He was looking at a point somewhere past her left ear, unable to meet the gaze of the woman he wa
off her tongue, flat and dry. She didn't loo
out a checkbook. The sound of him tearing the slip of paper wa
waive any and all claims the children might have on the Reeves trust. Take it
red thousand dollars for a legacy worth billions. It was an insult designed to
doors of the s
ins, their blonde curls a chaotic mess that defied the expensive styling someone ha
rushed in behind them. She grabbed Leo's arm, her nails digging into the fabric
n't look at Grace. He didn't look at Julian. He scrambled across t
ut her arms closed around them instantly. It was a reflex. A biological imperative. Her hands went to
twins with the kind of disgust usually reserved for vermi
ted. The temperature see
came over her was terrifying. She stood up, lifting Mia onto her hip while
was low, a vibration that could be felt i
check. Julian watched her, expecting her to fold it,
e paper. With a slow, deliberate motion, she tore
own like snow, landing on the pristine de
red. "You walk out that door, Imogen, and you are nothing. You lose t
tter than breathe the sam
y, her mouth open, trying to pivot into the role
ng past her. "I hope you all choke on
ook so cold he froze in place. She walked out of the study, down the long hallway lined with po
soaked her trench coat in seconds. She didn't run. She walke
reflecting on the wet pavement. Imogen had ordered it twenty minutes ago.
d. His voice trembled
was wet and cold, but her touch was gentle. "Somewhere safe, s
ed into the front seat. "New Y
gen reached into her pocket and pulled out a phone. Not her smartphone-that one was alrea
a soft white light. A single, encrypted
anumeric key. The screen t
pped up: The asset is in pla
uickly. ETA 90 minutes.
window, watching the taillights disappe
erything. The trust, the emergency accounts, all of it. She