y fiancée Chloe's perfume. This was supposed to be our moment, my pre-wedding feature
with a smirk, hijacking the shoot, claiming he was the Harrison heir. The magazine editor, sharp-eyed and sh
w stared, whispering, seeing me as some ungrateful charity case having a public meltdown. It was sickeningly familia
manipulations, the sheer injustice of it all... it broke me then. But this time, their sneers
from his face, replaced by raw fear. This wasn't the Leo they knew. No breakdown. No tears. Only calculation. I