Orion flipped the coffee table, sending the fruit platter and wine glasses crashing to the floor. His glare pinned Lily in place, his voice sharp as a blade. "Are the stocks you predicted truly accurate, or is this just a scam?""I-It's accurate." Lily was not stupid. She understood what her value was. If she said she wasn't 100 percent sure, he would kill her.However, Orion didn't seem to believe her. He narrowed his eyes and questioned, "Don't tell me you figured it all out on your own. If you're so talented, why didn't you predict the fourth item at today's meeting would be a phone?"He wasn't a fool. Orion was as sharp as they came, and few could outmaneuver him. For the first time, Lily's usual web of lies had failed.Years of watching the couple's schemes—kidnappings, deceptions—had taught her to act convincingly. Yet now, she hadn't anticipated how far Orion would go.Lily shuddered. "I-I'm not that talented—""I'll give you two options." His smile turned cold, predatory.
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