“I have something he wants, but I’m not happy with the price he offered.”
“So… it’s a business thing?”
Zarelle nodded, though something in her expression suggested the situation was far more complicated than she was letting on.
“Oh, okay.” Daniel relaxed. It was fine as long as Zarelle’s interactions with Calden weren’t on a personal level. He’d seen the way the man looked at her, the barely concealed longing in his eyes, and it made Daniel’s own protective instincts flare.
He knitted his brows when he heard Zarelle giving the chauffeur his home address. “I thought we were going to your house. You were going to show me your pet dog.”
“Sorry. Maybe some other time.”
Pitchy’s existence had to be kept confidential until the official launch. The beta test was supposed to be
