Too Late 10
Chapter 10Â The sheets were warm. The room smelled like mint tea and lavender. I could feel a soft hand brushing my hair back, a cool cloth pressed against my…
Chapter 10Â The sheets were warm. The room smelled like mint tea and lavender. I could feel a soft hand brushing my hair back, a cool cloth pressed against my…
Chapter 9Â Switzerland was colder than I imagined. Not just the weather-though the sharp air bit into my skin-but the silence, the unfamiliar streets, the echo of starting over. Still,…
Chapter 8 He didn’t sleep that night. Not a minute. River sat on the edge of their bed, surrounded by torn divorce papers, Allison’s ring still clenched tightly in his…
Chapter 7Â The car screeched to a halt in front of the house. River barely put it in park before throwing the door open. Gravel crunched beneath his shoes as…
Chapter 6Â The music was already humming low, glasses lined on the bar, and lights dimmed into soft golds and silvers. The mansion was glowing, every inch tailored for…
Chapter 5Â I got sober after a while. The air outside the bar had been cold, grounding. Denver didn’t say much, just drove me home while I stared out the…
Chapter 4 The next day, Candice played her role flawlessly. She acted as if she cared-offering me coffee I didn’t ask for, giving me fake compliments about my “simple…
Chapter 3 I should have walked away. I should have gone to my room, locked the door, and never looked back. But my legs wouldn’t move. I stood in…
Chapter 2Â I sat still, hugging my knees to my chest as the night deepened. My phone rested beside the untouched dinner I had spent hours preparing, its screen…
Chapter 1 When I was twenty years old, I was forced to marry River Brown. Seven years older than me. CEO of one of the most ruthless business empires in…