Rhyson
Immediately, her hands went over her stomach, and I saw just a flash of the vulnerable woman who’d been in my hotel room. The look was gone as she angled her body away from me. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
There it was. The liar who’d had me fooled.
When her father had sat across from me and admitted the true nature of his daughter, I’d felt like a fool. To know that she cheated was one thing, but to learn that she’d planned on conning me was another entirely.
“Your father said you were just like your mother. He predicted that one day, you’d get knocked up in hopes of trapping someone into marriage.”
Her eyes widened. “Did you tell him?”
“That we f****d? No.” I laughed darkly. “I did not. I was there as his king, not as the fool you made me out to be.”
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