CHAPTER 46: EMMA

I feel terrible, gut-wrenched.

Is this how it feels to betray someone you care about?

Odette isn't picking up any of my calls, or replying to any of my messages, and I have no one to blame but myself.

Yes, indeed, I didn't expect the write-ups to be so cruel and equally criticize her, opening up a wound that was starting to heal.

There's only one way to fix this, so I head to Liam's study and knock.

"Come in," he says and I open the door.

He's wearing his glasses, looking ridiculously handsome and almost distracting me from what I have to say.

"Any problem?" He asks, his voice edged with a tint of sass and impatience.

"Take the article down, all the ones talking about Serena and Jeanne," I try to sound firm.

He clears his throat, looking at me squarely.

"Please," I add.

He takes off his glasses and places them down on the desk, "I can't do that."

"Why not?"

"Because Emma, the damage has been done," he spells.

"Fine, if the damage has been done then just take them down, right?" I reaso