eft her arms sore and her back aching. She paused for a moment in the gr

- the priceless antique sitting on the p

e muttered to herself, adjusting its

en - d

bled, tottered, and tumbled to

like thunder in the cavernou

oh no,

oldest voice she had ever heard i

le

n Harrington standing at the top of the grand s

mply, but every word was l

I'll pay for it! I swear!" Elena stumb

a predator closing in on its prey. He stopped a few feet from

e said quietly, his voice alm

amily for generation

es, sir! I understand! Please

a fraction of a second, Elena thought she saw... someth

again," he said finally, tur

up the shattered pieces. Her hands trembled, not just

't hit her. Yet, his pres

he was already thinking about him too much - the man whos

this small mistake had do

and the billionaire - a boundary that would slowly, pa