Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Chapter 760

Truth be told, Emily was simply too wiped out to hit the town... She hadn't slept a wink last night, her nerves still jangling, and there was no chance to catch a nap in the morning, what with being whisked away to rub elbows with the high and mighty.

Come afternoon, all she yearned for was to crash and get some solid Z's.

She and Sebastian had cooked up a story to pull the wool over Stephanie's eyes, claiming her mom was bogged down with studio work and couldn't take her out. So, Emily tasked Sebastian with arranging a ride to pick Stephanie up. Stephanie swallowed the tale hook, line, and sinker without a shred of suspicion.

On the way, Stephanie quizzed Sebastian, "Hey Silver Fox, which court are we hitting up, and what are we playing?"

"What's your game?" he asked.

"I can hold my own in basketball and badminton a bit."

"Let's do badminton then. I'll call Putnam to join..."

"How about I bring Maddie and Gillian Owens along?"

"They free?"

"Don't sweat it, Silver Fox. Maddie wouldn't miss a chance to hang with Putnam! Watch, even if she's booked, she'll make time."

one call was all it took for Maddie Palmer, mid-film shoot, to make a swift exit, snagging a leave

team couldn't touch her with a

lady of the Damon family, and that made her downright untouchable. The word on the street was that the big players, led astray by B City's top tycoon, the Ingram family's

blue-bloods marrying blue-bloods was out. Family heads, those who call the shots, were now seeking mates of their own liking, prying stars from

dime a dozen, pretty and plentiful, ripe for the picking, right? Do they

a new haunt for Sebastian. Putnam had recommended the place, and Sebastian promptly signed up for

and Gillian's names were all on that

he was

were the first

beelining for

slip into their sportswear before heading out to warm

place wasn't packed. But Stephanie bumped into

court, Dashiell Wilson was locked in a tennis

rang out

Dashiell, mid-serve, did a

got nailed rightan the forehead by the incoming tennis

his head, he

his brother, "You had