The Cherished Wife

"You..." Peter clenched his fists. "Tania has nothing to do with Zara."

"Really?" Jack drawled. "Like father, like son, huh? Some traits just run in the family, especially since your granddad, a.k.a. my dad, had some odd habits."

Peter's face turned stormy, and he let out a frosty huff. "Now that you're back again, you ought to swing by the Lennon estate sometime. We wouldn't want Sir Lennon thinking you kicked the bucket somewhere, would we?"

Jack's face twitched at that, but Peter pressed on, "Your darling niece Ari has been with the Lennons all these years, just hoping for the day she'd get to see her Uncle Jack again."

With those words hanging in the air, Peter walked out of the hotel with determined steps.

chase, with the windows down all

wheel, but her head was replaying the confrontation she had just seen,

kind soul who had looked after her for three years, was

they all painted a picture of a guy who was sharp and calculating, a young hotshot who had made his mark in the business world before he was

in his fifties named Jack, but to her surprise, it was Trevon-a man barely into his forties. He was the son of a woman who had once been the apple

until her knuckles turned white, driving far away from the

she had become unshakeable over the past three years, but after running into Peter and Jack, her composure was slipping. One was the man she had once adored, and the other was the man who had pulled her from her darkest days

flash of headlights pierced the darkness, forcing Tania to shield her eyes. When the light faded, a persistent knocking on her

In the faint light, she could see Peterlace etched with concern-a sight that felt