Chapter 36

“Sure, I’ll head back, but I’ve got one condition.”

She seemed to soften; as a result, Remington’s face finally lightened up a bit, and his tightly pursed lips turned to relax.

“Name it.”

‘There’s this composer online, who goes by Maestro Adagio. He’s got this new track, and I want it.”

Lizetta stood tall, with her fists clenched.

She knew the kind of pull Remington had. She didn’t want to hand that song over to Evelina, but if the Dashiell Group kept snooping around, they’d find her sooner or later, and they had ways to make her bend.

Remington didn’t see it coming that Lizetta would bring up Maestro Adagio. His brows furrowed slightly.

That song was part of a deal he’d already hashed out with Evelina.

Plus, Evelina was dying for that track, and there was Lizetta, just lazing around at home, wanting that song just to spite Evelina. He said sternly, “Don’t be a brat, that’s a no–go. Pick something else.”

Lizetta bit the tip of her tongue, tasting the bitter sweetness of blood.

She knew it she’d humiliated herself once again.

“Be a good girl. I snagged some top–notch blood diamonds in Celestia, and aren’t you into Elsa’s designs at Tiff, the up–and–coming jewelry designer? I’ll have her whip up a bracelet for you.”

He didn’t finish his sentence when Lizetta cut him off.

“Give it to Evelina. She might not like blood, but she sure likes blood diamonds.”

not wanting to

and all, but to someone like Remington, it’s just the easiest way to sweet–talk someone

Maestro Adagio’s background just

he never cared about what Lizetta wanted. Even when she mustered the courage to ask, all she got was

probably another ploy to coax

the pace, soon breaking into a

1/3

10:19

she bumped

Sorry!

Liz, what’s wrong?”

business but doubled back, feeling worried. Lizetta’s eyes were red–rimmed; not wanting

I’m almost late for a part–time gig.”

tried to sidestep Hogan, but he stepped aside to let her pass, then

“I’ll drive you.”

the mood for chat, so she

took Remington by surprise, and it

to keep someone around, yet she still wanted a divorce, as if every second with him was

corners of her eyes as she left, Remington

started to follow.

when he saw

Hogan’s silhouettes, one after the

man’s tall figure shielded the woman’s, and their shadows

in Remington’s eyes

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