Chapter 60

Killian couldn’t fathom that one day he would transfer his property to someone else, much less to a girl. This mansion had been a legacy, first in his grandfather’s name, then transferred to Elijah when he became the leader, and finally shifted to Killian on the day he ascended as the next leader of the Suvillians. It was meant to be named after his child, not the woman carrying his child.

He had broken their family tradition, but did he have any regrets?

No. He could never. How could he regret it when the woman owning his mansion was his wife, his Amara, his mi amor? If she asked, he would transfer all his property to her if it made her feel at home. She had become his home, and how could his home feel homeless? But then she said something that made him feel ashamed to face himself in the mirror.

“Remember you called me an orphan?”

“Orphans don’t have any home.”

Her voice cut through him, and he clenched his jaw. Her words echoed in his mind like a broken tune, the pain in her voic