nsion had shifted. Anastasia was wrapped in his
his tone neutral. "Are you planning on going back to the
heat to her ears. She cleared her throa
row. "So you're plannin
"Not living together would make this marriage look fake,
ckle and didn't argue. I
ce with him kept her damn symptoms at bay, quiet as a sleeping c
Mr. Sharpe, I'm curious. Why did you a
ne, I do need a wife. And two, watching Juston Cro
t the underlying message: he held a grudge
essed. "I thought the Sharpe
es, marrying the sole survivor of the Beaumont family i
new her background. He even knew the "v
oy pawn. Now she saw he was somethi
d me," she state
e marrying a complete stranger," he replied, as
not as simple as she had thought. She thought she
ntered. "Did you marry me just
harp, cutting stra
watching the city lights streak by.
sses, freedom to find the truth, freed
time, it was a silence filled with
r of the polo club's lot but didn'
ddenly, "is more than just that of a fiancé. He
rception. This man wasn't just d
his head, his blue eyes piercing in the d
a beat. He saw r
n calm. "Does this have any
'wife's' true situation helps me assess t
th detached and brutally accurate. It left her with no
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