We Are Meant To Be

od. Shakespeare’s quote, Zach Harrison’s thought has never

weeks

ide, defeated eyes. “I'd be…” she hesitated. “… h

hefty bill would be landing his Zach’s inbox soon. Fa

of a day. Zach told her to rest and Claire immediately dropped her head back and closed her eyes. She'd b

planned a wedding wit

ntly,

or in his fingers. Married? Him? He'd always believed and still did, that wedding rings were the world's smallest,

n old b

rather fancied the idea of being the world’s next hotel mogul and, since he couldn't take money from the swimming-in-cash Harrison Trust, he was determined to raise the money needed by selling his personal s

d in order to raise the cash needed—without having to get banks or o

ers. He'd been twenty-one and in their wood-paneled offices, they told him that, as the only Harrison heir, he was entitled to a siz

o marry—he’d been having too much fun playing the field and had no intention, and no need, to sacrifice his freedom. Ditto at thirty but at th

His clients knew that they would rely on him to get them, or their goods, where they needed to go in the shortest time possible, But Timothy wanted to go and

y a grandson, out of the deal. Timothy then launched into his gift-repeated lecture on his lack of commitment to providing an heir to continue the Harrison line, that if he didn't hop to it—his words— six hundred years of DN

ested on Zac

his

now. Right now all he wante

out of it, that he barely registered that he was in a private jet and hadn't noticed the rich leather seats, the fine wood banners, and the stylish carpets and stonework

. This plane was superbly designed, exquisitely manufactured, and brilliantly engineered. It was, in its way, a mas

d his life, up until two weeks

full advantage and turn his wedding into a massive networking event, inviting all his present clients and anybody he thoug

ded now wa

here was no doubt about it. Tall and slim, she rocked an old-school Grace Kelly vibe, classy as hell. Despite the ru

were falling apart. That showed a strength of character few women— hell

ested her as a candidate to be his wife; said that she was

in the world but even he noticed the way she looked at Garcia. Part exasperation, part denial, part annoyance but mostly like all she wanted to do was strip him naked and do several things to

d settled for arranging for Claire

r to agree to marriage and (b) to get her to undertake such

e had bigger worries. Like, who might say

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ody birth