Sebastian’s expression turned cold. He knew the woman in front of him was up to something.
The divorce couldn’t be delayed any longer. If it was, he wasn’t sure how much more damage his grandmother might do. Just this afternoon, she had nearly blown up his phone with calls.
Louissa’s expression also shifted, her once passive gaze growing sharper. She was confused by Amari’s presence.
And when both she and Sebastian turned their attention to Amari, there was no denying it—Louissa recognized that it was indeed Amari standing there with a man inside the elevator.
Louissa took a deep breath, lifted her lips into a smile, and said sweetly, “Amari… it’s nice seeing you here.” She walked closer, pretending to offer a warm embrace.
Amari smiled politely, her eyes calm. “What a coincidence. Li
