Time passed, and lunch was laid out on the table. The family ate together, a picture of peace and contentment. It was not until after the meal that Yosef finally made his way to the smaller building.Mary could not hide her irritation, "We shouldn't have agreed to meet him. Who knows what the Linton
Levi was on the phone to the bank president in a flash. Thirty billion was not chump change; the Millen family had juggled funds through a bunch of banks to pull this together.Yosef figured it would take ages for Levi to move that kind of money, but out of the blue, the Millen Group's finance depar
Yosef was fuming, and the looks on everyone's faces told him he was missing a piece of the puzzle.He turned to Mira with a forced smile. "Honey, just give it to me straight. You're not all teaming up to pull one over on me, the man of the house, are you?"Yosef took a seat, and Mira started to lay
Helma giggled, "Uncle's got a point. We never claimed there was a gold mine here. He's the one scared of ghosts coming after him. What's his excuse for messing with us? We're already being nice by not taking him to court."Mary's smile grew as she listened. This time, it was a smile of pure relief.
Something unspoken hung in the air between them.Helma realized that she and Cole were a surprisingly good team, not just with the Westwood corporate gig but even when it came to pulling off a con. They were in sync.She pulled out her phone. "Got us a reservation. We head out now; we'll make it jus
Jordan hoisted the tattooed bruiser, who must've weighed at least 250 pounds. Helma's eyes nearly popped out. Did he not just say that lugging a hundred kilos of gold wrecked his back? What was this, then?Jordan tossed the guy around like a giant stuffed toy, slammed him on the ground a couple of t
The girl was laughing and crying, too choked up to speak.Someone passed her a mic, and the crowd was all eyes and cameras."I will," the girl finally said, "forever."Helma's gaze flickered, a pang of emptiness hitting her out of nowhere."There's no such thing as 'forever', just the here and now,"
Owen did not seem the least bit surprised that Cole was with Helma, his voice challenging, "Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, but you're out of the running, buddy. The Millen family hasn't forgotten what you've done."Helma, anxious to prevent a clash, interjected with a frown, "Hand the phone back