Chapter 377

Aria

Fooling Vince and making him believe it was absolutely necessary for us to stop by every warehouse to stop the feud between our men made me feel bad.

It was important, but not half as important as me figuring out whatever was going on in that basement.

“He’s going to hate me for this,” I told Angelo, who wouldn’t be joining me today. According to him, that would only create more distance between Vince and me, and after seeing that hot new tutor-distance was the last thing we needed.

I didn’t intend to call Vince a terrible husband, but he left me no choice.

“Just play the game, gain his trust, make sure you end up at the factory-and get to that basement,” Angelo spoke. “Whatever is down there could be of value to the family.”

“I know,” Isaid. “That still doesn’t mean I can’t feel bad

“About what?” Angelo’s tone changed. “A man that doesn’t want you?”

At times his direct words were enough to make me drown, but until now, all Angelo said was reality.

“Angelo, did you see Luis’ new tutor?” I wondered, thinking about the woman who could give me a run for my money. She didn’t look bad at all, and unlike Serena, she was probably not married.

“I did,” Angelo said.

“Who’s hotter?”

“What is this, high school?”

“Just answer the damn question.”“

“She looks good, yes.” Angelo stepped closer, staring down at me. “But that’s all.”

“That’s all?” I asked for confirmation. Angelo chuckled, leaving a few inches between us. His finger moved to my cheek.

“There is no one who comes even close to you.” If this was his way of making me feel better, it was working. “You’re beautiful, intelligent, amazing and Vince is an idiot for missing out on that.”

Maybe I should’ve married him instead.

No, I couldn’t think that way-I was married to the man I wanted.

It was just that he was everything I had expected Vince to be.

It was no lie that Angelo was handsome, but he was also a hard worker, caring, friendly, and honest-he knew how and when to say the right things.

Was I attracted to him?

Taking a chance, I grabbed Angelo’s shoulder to pull him closer and rested my forehead against his, wondering what his next move would be.

Would it make me feel better if he kissed me instead of the other way around?

felt like minutes, and he still hadn’t pushed me away. All that left his mouth

the side and pushed me back respectfully. “You’re just confused

Confused?

his rude ways, I still wanted Vince,

I repeated Angelo’s words, hoping my

advised. “Even if you

can’t seduce anyone.”

need to stop being insecure.” He said before

some time, I finally dragged myself downstairs. I planned to walk straight to Vincenzo and pull him out the

his arms.

steps as Luis’ teacher leaned over Vince to squeeze

head a little too close to my fiancé, but Vince didn’t seem to mind.

“He is.”

Luis’ tutor grabbed the baby from Vince’s grip, looking guilty

Corco, nice to meet

name all too well. It was the name of the

any good, so I did what Angelo advised me to do. Be the

on my best act, not removing my eyes from the baby.

I said

“Here you go.

from her hands and pulled him back just a

innocent, and the baby did not choose to have Livia as its

loved children, and if it were up to me, I would’ve already been pregnant by now-but unfortunately, Vince did not share that same opinion.

little guy. What’s your name?”

Livia giggled. “Dace.”

I gasped at the baby, who treated me with

children,” Vince commented, complimenting me for the first time in a while.

felt my cheeks glow. “I try to be,” I responded, giving

what I’ve done to you and your family,” I said, knowing it would earn me some more bonus points with Vince. “It was wrong of me to use my power against your

Livia shrugged it off.

“Really?”

is paying

like her would do anything for money.

should thank my husband. I

quick wink. “I guess so. His gesture brought butterflies

wasn’t even a big

and find Luis.” Livia nodded. “It was nice seeing you!”

me with a warm look, and I was starting to feel anxious. Was he alright?

“What?”

chuckled, intertwining our

taking the initiative to hold my hand was his perfect manners. He opened the doors for me and didn’t miss a single time. He led

that he perhaps wasn’t too bad after all. He knew when to be kind to others, he had a good heart, and in a matter of time, he would be a leader

will be quick.” Vince held my hand as we entered

first time, people stared at our intertwined hands, some with a friendly and welcoming look and others well-anything

Vince didn’t pay any mind to the female employees trying to grab his attention. Several winked while others

I couldn’t help but poke

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