Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair

The Lippert family was making a comeback. With the Lippert Group's massive operations, Ludwik really needed to focus on his own business and just be the heir he was meant to be.

He was Jason's only son, and Jason had already sacrificed so much for Whitney.

But, obviously, these were just Jason's own thoughts.

Ludwik didn't answer, his lips pressed into a calm, thin line. "Dad, this isn't over yet."

Jason's expression darkened. "Don't tell me you're planning to go back to Eurovoria. You almost lost your life last time!"

"All I know is, as long as Bryce is alive, Whitney won't have peace.

Besides, I made a promise to Whitney's mother-to help her return safely to Germinia.

Parisa, she's the CEO of Inko Group. I'm sure you've heard of her?"

He'd heard more than just rumors-Parisa's name had even reached the White House, and she'd been all over the news.

Jason, with his background in politics and the military, knew full well who she was.

Her status was extraordinary.

And yet, she was Whitney's biological mother.

Jason never expected Whitney to have such a powerful background-one that could easily overshadow the Lipperts.

Parisa's bad side, it could really spell trouble for

thinking about what was best

thoughts, knowing they

Jason's hesitation worked in Ludwik's

about was being

the others are coming this way,"

off the

for now. I know what I'm

faced with a son even more stubborn than himself, there

out of it!" Jason snapped, then turned and

retreat. He grinned. "What,

Ludwik's eyes darkened.

in good health, and if she started

pressed his lips together, then glanced at Shane, "You still here? You really don't see yourself as a guest,

"What guest? I live up the road on Brew

grinned, "I'm taking my wife and daughter home for lunch

dreams. You still haven't actually

your help setting me up with Sandy, you just dumped her in my car and called it a day?

rolled his eyes. By "break the ice," Shane

You better show some respect. If you

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