Mag-log inThe car came to a smooth stop in front of Brooks Hotel. For a moment, Rose remained seated behind the steering wheel, her hands gripping it lightly as she stared at the towering building ahead of her. The hotel lobby glowed with golden lights through the massive glass windows, looking as luxurio
“Well?” “Miss Gray has left Glassrose Manor.” Alex frowned slightly. “So?” Derek swallowed. “She’s heading to Brooks Hotel.” The moment the words left Derek’s mouth— The temperature in the office seemed to drop. The air became heavy and Alex’s expression went completely still. Dangerously st
The office was quiet except for the soft ticking of the clock on the wall. Alex sat behind his desk, reviewing documents on the tablet in his hand. His posture was relaxed, but anyone who knew him well would recognize the subtle tension in his shoulders. Across from him stood Derek. Derek held
She drove straight back to Glassrose Manor after leaving the restaurant. The entire drive home, her mind was occupied with one person. The moment her car passed through the gates of Glassrose Manor, she parked quickly and stepped out without wasting a second. She walked briskly into the mansio
Rose exhaled quietly and composed herself quickly before pushing the door open and walking back into the private room. Miles immediately noticed something had changed. The calm girl who had been dissecting business contracts minutes ago now carried a faint tension around her eyes, though she was
“…Who is this?” she asked, her tone even—but her fingers had already tightened around the phone. A low chuckle answered her. “I can’t believe you’d forget me so quickly after our meeting, Miss Roseline Gray.” Her heart skipped once. Meeting? Her gaze darkened instantly. “I asked you a questi







