DISAPPOINTMENT
Adrian sat alone in his home office, the signed divorce papers still on the desk in front of him. The house was too quiet. Evelyn’s absence had turned the Harrison Estate into a hollow shell. He poured himself another drink, the amber liquid catching the light from the city skyline outside the tall windows.
The door to his study opened softly. Sophia stepped inside, wearing a fitted black dress that accentuated her figure. She closed the door behind her and leaned against it for a moment, smiling.
“Adrian,” she said, her voice low and intimate. “I came as soon as I heard the papers were signed. How are you holding up?”
He didn’t look up. “I’m fine.”
Sophia walked closer, her heels clicking on the hardwood floor. She stopped beside his chair and placed a hand gently on h
