Chapter 28

"What the hell!" Ivy yelled, lunging at Rosie, but Silas caught her just in time. "Why would you do that?"

"That's for not respecting your marriage to Silas," Rosie said, her eyes glinting with amusement.

Ivy knew Rosie destroying the phone had nothing to do with her marriage to Silas. Rosie just didn't want her answering the call because she knew it would ruin her claim that she was plotting with Mason.

"That was too far," Silas said, chiding Rosie. He was too close to Ivy, and she could feel his hardness pressing against her butt.

She wiggled free, her face burning. She was pissed at him for taking Rosie's side without hearing her out first.

"Oh, I'm sorry, Silas," Rosie said, tossing a strand of hair away from her made-up face. “I acted out of anger. I was just pissed Ivy would do such a thing to you,"

Ivy looked at Silas, daring him to say a word. He caught her gaze and turned to Rosie. "Can you give us a minute?"

Rosie was taken aback, and she couldn't conceal her surprise in time, "Yes, sure." She snarled at Ivy as she left the room.

Silas locked it behind her, then turned to face Ivy. "I'm sorry about the phone. I'll get you a new one," he said, trying to sound apologetic.

"You need to leave, too," she said, pointing toward the door.

"I need an explanation," he insisted, folding his arms. "You need to tell me your discussion with Mason."

"I already did. Now, leave!" she snapped, hoping her anger would drive him away.

She was furious, but beneath the anger, was a deep ocean of pain and sadness. Cole had called her again, and when she didn't pick up, he'd left her a voicemail.

"I can't believe you're married to the family responsible for our mother's death. Maybe Dad was right after all-you don't deserve this family,"

Her heart shattered as she recalled his cruel words. Silas noticed the change in her expression and moved closer.

"I didn't pick a side this time," he said softly. "Please, I'm begging you to tell me your side of the story. The whole plan could fall apart."

Ivy's shoulders slumped as she walked to the bed and sat down. "I already told you," she said weakly, defeated by her emotions. "You can go now. Just let me know when next you need me for public appearancès.”

leaving, Silas walked over to

don't know how to act around you." His voice was low, the vibration sent a sudden jolt through her body. "I get so angry-more

He took her hands in his, cupping them gently, "I want to trust you,

have nothing to do

placing a kiss on her

her lips, and she blushed to her

me so jealous," he continued, his voice low and heated. "You're mine for six months-no one else can have you." He shifted his mouth from her fingers, trailing all the way to the curve of her

her legs together, trying to contain the heat building

Mason anymore, please," he pleaded, his lips already brushing the

kissing her neck.

to tell me whenever he calls you, Ivy." His voice was a low murmur as his mouth moved

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down to he stomach, and then in between her legs. She clung to him,

claiming her lips possessively. She was his,

his tongue explored the

up to him, against

pulled her even closer, his hands searching for the opening of her gown.

he whispered against her lips, his claim deeper and harder. He grabbed her behind, lifting her to sit on his lap so she could feel his length under her. She ground her hips against his bulge, deepening the

His eyes lingered on her exposed skin before

as he looked into her eyes. "If I didn't have people

the burning desire between

her. She stood up from his lap and realized some of her wetness had

at himself. "Fuck, you're

breasts with the torn

stood up and adjusted

leave. The instant he was out the

shut.

aloud. "Always bolt your door and never get so carried away

She couldn't let herself be moved by every touch or kiss from him. This marriage was only for six months; she couldn't afford to

quick shower to clean herself. Afterward, she picked out a new gown

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