Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

“Dylan, Dad said if our little sister is still kickin’, the whole Sanders family stockpile’s gonna be hers. Everything else might fall our way, but that’s it.” Over the years, Dylan had been the one running the Sanders Corporation, and the stock had been climbing like a rocket. His rep in the North American business circles was pretty much neck and neck with Ian’s over in Greenfield. He’d poured blood, sweat, and tears into the company. What would happen if he wound up with zilch in the end? Luckily, Dylan’s head was on straight about this. He just grunted a “Hmm.” Beck went on with the instructions, “Starting now, no one but me and my crew gets to visit Dad. Dylan, could you give Mom a heads-up?” Dylan nodded again, giving another “Hmm.” After planting his guys at the hospital, Beck drove out to the no-man’s-land of North America. It was a bit of a haul from downtown – a three-hour drive. Only when he donned his mask and stepped inside did he grasp just how dark and bloodthirsty this place was. He’d been here once before, hearing tales of families battling for control. On his rite of passage as a grown man, he’d sneaked in and discovered an underground fight club that was a whole other world from what was above. It was a magnet for thugs and ruffians, a cesspool of vice. But weirdly, make a big enough mess here, and you’d vanish from here the next day. The fight club ran the joint. Any shootout, and they’d be the first to clean house. Beyond that, the club stayed out of it. Personal beefs were exactly that – personal. So, the well-bred rarely ventured here. Step inside, and you were marked as shady. Whatever happened, it was on you – no one else. Inside, Beck spotted her immediately – the dame in the red slip dress. Nydia held a fan, the kind from olden days, but clearly not for cooling off. She leaned against a wall, coy smile playing behind the fan, watching as gamblers lost their shirts. She knew Beck. Her eyebrows lifted when their eyes met. He walked past the crowd to stand by her

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the lounge, getting a taste of Ian’s luxury. The floor-to-ceiling windows gave a view of the giant screens outside. Each screen showed live feeds of the different floors. Even perched on the seventh, Ian could keep tabs on the rest of the place. The view was stunning, especially with a dash of blue sky above, light cascading down in a shimmering trail. As Beck was getting lost in the scene, Ian breezed in. “Got something for me?” Beck didn’t waste time with pleasantries, taking a seat. “My dad sent you to dig up dirt on the lost Sanders daughter, right? Got anything?