Chapter 68

Diamond

As much as I told myself that two married couples kissing themselves shouldn't affect me, the words flew over my head and did the exact opposite.

I couldn't get the image out of my head. And it hurt so much for some reasons I couldn't explain.

I was upset and angry with myself for caring about a stupid kiss this much. What on earth was I even expecting from a married man who happened to be Lennox Winthrop? He never cared about my feelings, and he most certainly wouldn't now that there were many other heads to think about.

I signed and lifted my head to look at the mirror for the first time since they left the salon. The hair was turning out well, the hairdresser really knew her job. Rebecca had already left to check out the salon's snack tray, she was really bent on maxing out that coupon if it was even possible.

When I looked at myself in the mirror, I didn't like the woman I saw. I caught a glimpse of the former Diamond: emotionally weak, and stupid enough to believe that