In the Lap of Luxury by Unsweetened Chestnuts

Grace stayed at Summitview Manor for two days straight. Xander sent her to and from work himself.

Some staff members managed to catch a photo of the two of them walking together. They looked perfect together. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

After Black Friday was over, the entire industry knew that Amirate had won an enormous victory.

Added to the relentless promotion through Zoey's finance magazine, Grace was at the top of her game.

They clamored for Grace to treat them to dinner. Grace had no choice.

She showed the conversation to Xander, who smiled and made a reservation at a Pamore restaurant, which charged at least ten thousand per person.

Before they arrived, Grace started laughing her head off at her phone.

Xander leaned over to look at the conversation, but she dodged before he could see anything.

"Are you checking up on me?"

"Can't I?"

"You can check any of my conversations with men, but you're not allowed to look at any of my conversations with my girls."

The chat history of their group chat together would ruin her reputation if it ever got leaked.

Naturally, Xander should never see it, either.

His eyes creased into a smile. "Are you talking about me behind my back?"

her face into

people still hadn't arrived yet due to work. They sat in a private room that had

for her, revealing half

fully healed, and they interspersed with

smeared some ointment on it for

medicine. It'll

neck because

Brodie to kill me. She really did

by what

focused intently on putting the medicine on for

was why he took the risk to come back. It was to

ago? In what circumstances would someone like Brodie need her

have been backed into a corner with nowhere to turn. Jessica

"I've already sent people to

and suddenly pressed onto the hickey that he had

asked him what was

feelings

in two days. It

any trouble."

and swatted at

stuck to it, but whenever they

was a sly

them were messing around, a group of people passed

people behind him didn't have time to