"Well…he's currently in a meeting."
"Now!" My jaws clenched, the word coming out firm.
Jayne had no choice but to swallow any words she had left as she smiled. "Come, let me take you there."
I turned, taking one last glance at the receptionist. My gaze slicing through her like a blade before I walked away.
It wasn't her fault, though. Somehow, Trevor made the illegitimate daughter appear as the real deal while the legitimate daughter was cast aside.
We arrived at a double glass door. Jayne knocked carefully. "Aurelia's here." She announced before stepping aside to let me in.
The moment Trevor's gaze fell on me, his face turned red. Anger filled his blood and thickened his senses. His dominant aura immediately pressed against me, asserting his authority.
But he exhaled deeply.
"I se
