Chapter 460

Isadora wore a pale lavender silk gown, the fabric cascading in soft, cloudlike layers down to her ankles—a dreamlike vision, as if she were wrapped in the glow of a summer sunset.

The dress wasn't form-fitting, and unless you looked closely, you'd hardly notice she was nearly four months pregnant.

Victor narrowed his eyes and studied her. "Where are you going?"

"Charity gala," Isadora replied.

She turned her back to him, fumbling with the zipper. With the baby bump, even this simple motion was a challenge.

"Victor, could you help me with the zipper?"

Victor set down his tablet, got up, and walked over. His hands-clean, long- fingered, and steady-found the zipper and slowly drew it up her back. His fingertips brushed, featherlight, against her delicate skin, sending a subtle shiver up her spine and raising goosebumps on her arms.

Lately, Victor had been holding her every night as they slept. At most, he'd press a gentle kiss to her cheek or her hand-nothing more. Had she not heard the shower running in the middle of the night, Isadora might have wondered if he'd lost interest in her altogether.

told, she'd recovered well. Weeks of bed rest and nourishing meals had left her feeling rounder in the middle, but otherwise

something always felt missing. The thought made her

full-length mirror. He looked effortlessly handsome in a crisp white shirt and tailored

grief, she scolded herself, what's gotten into me in the middle of

warm earlobe. "I'll go

her throat. "That's really not necessary. Don't you have a

a beat, Victor replied, "I

of going into the office. If she did the math, it seemed he hadn't set foot in The

already arranged security for me-don't tell me you're going to follow

Instead, he set his terms. "Text

knew better than to push

out her pale palm. "Well then, Mr. Fitzgerald, your wife plans to do a little shopping tonight. Shouldn't you make

curled into a smile. He pulled out a sleek, jet-black card and placed

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