A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Yvette hurriedly said, "I'll go take care of Gideon now. Where are you headed?"

"Home, obviously. But aren't you going to show me those pictures you just took? Can I guess who you sent them to? Was it Silas? Oh? Trying to stir up trouble between me and Silas, are you?"

Calliope took a step closer to Yvette, her tone sharp and challenging.

Yvette shivered, looking downright creeped out. "You've got it all wrong. I didn't take any pictures. Why would I want pictures s of you two?"

"Didn't you say you were heading to the restroom? So what are you doing here, then?"

"I..." Yvette swallowed hard, her mind racing. She cursed silently. How on earth did Calliope know she'd taken a photo? Not just that, she knew it was sent to Silas.

She'd only just messaged him. There's no way Silas could have told her already. And when she'd snapped the picture, Calliope's back had been to her. Did the woman have eyes in the back of her head or something?

The more Yvette thought about it, the less she understood. She frowned, eyeing Calliope suspiciously.

"Hand over your phone. Come on, you

a quick movement, she snatched

phone with Yvette's

got was a shot of me bringing Gideon lunch. Honestly, our family doesn't even use

smirk. "Let me

staring down a wolf. Calliope was

you think Silas is going to believe, me or you?" Calliope's smirk deepened. "Here's an idea. Let's è keep your little stunt a secret. What do you think Silas will do to me if he gets this picture without knowing it

in her chest. She just didn't get Calliope, and that made her

phone back to her and strolled

a massive sigh of relief. At least she hadn't seen the

If Silas got that picture, there'd be no talking Calliope

Calliope was toast And yet, she'd acted so cocky,

herself, as if Silas

take