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My sister hurled red wine across my dress uniform and told me I had no place in that ballroom, my father told security to get me out before I humiliated his future son-in-law, and I watched the stain slide over my ribbons, checked the countdown on my watch, and said, “You’re right. I don’t,” because in less than a minute the entire room was going to understand why I had really come.

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Arthur,” I said, the absolute certainty of the words ringing true. “I just finally refused to help you decorate the betrayal.”

Harper closed her eyes, a choked sob escaping her throat.

No one said another word as the agents guided Arthur Kensington toward a side exit for questioning. He wasn’t handcuffed—not yet. Men with vast amounts of money were continue reading …

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