Chapter 37

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Seraphina's POV Mortimer flicked a look at the flowers, his voice dropping into a testing, low hum. "Not your style?" I shook my head. "They're beautiful. Thanks." My voice was light—clinical. I was being as polite as I would be to a stranger in a business meeting. That level of professional courtesy put a goddamn canyon between us. I saw him stiffen. Through the dying spark of our bond, I caught his shock. He'd expected me to light up, to be the star-struck girl I used to be. He'd read the room completely wrong. Then, he slid a small, expensive-looking box across the table. "Open it." I did what I was told. Inside was a sapphire that looked like a piece of the deep ocean had been frozen and cut into a perfect stone. I'd seen the raw gem in an auction magazine on the flight back—i

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