Briar
My father stepped into the office, allowing the glass door to close behind him. He wore a silver suit to match his salt-and-pepper hair.
He was really pushing the silver fox look.
“Isn’t this surprising. Mr Morrison, I’m aware you’re in a relationship with another woman. However, you look very comfortable right now.”
“Did you come here to gossip, Wes?” Sev grunted. He tucked me behind him. I stepped to his side because there was no point shielding me from Wesley James.
“No, I came because we have business ventures to talk about. The last thing I thought I’d see was you getting comfortable with my daughter!”
Sev sucked in a breath. He was about to explode.
“Stop. You haven’t seen me in years, don’t act like you care now.”
He turned to me. It was as if he was looking at me f
