nly speakeasy in Soho with no sign and a strict no-photos policy. Paige, a fellow Georgetown Law al

gh a war," Paige said, steering her t

ike that," C

ft hand. A diamond the size of a small astero

gh Chloe's fatigue. "Paige,

icher than God," Paige said with a wink. "And before you get that worried look on your fac

irst time all day, the knot

a Vanderbilt nun. Are you really going to go ten more months without getting laid? Julian

g a long sip of her

uy, a 'dating coach.' Very discreet, very professional, and looks li

, rebellious part of her, exhausted from be

reviewing the recent transactions for the credit card Chloe used. It was a habit, a way of keeping tabs. His e

It was dark, intimate, and had a reputation as a plac

d in his head. I have no other choice

as she serious? Was she already acting on her threat? The thought was a physical blow, knock

in finance who worked at the same firm as her fiancé. He and Chloe were

loe's arm. "Don't look now, but I

he counter with a glass of whiskey in his hand, was Julian. He wasn't looking at th

, suggestive lighting of the bar, he had seen her sm

he feeling of being watched, of being hunted, made the hair on her arms stan