Gianna
“I’m really not interested,” I said dismissively. “I don’t care about his money.”
Rossi’s expression didn’t falter. “I understand, but I must ensure these matters are handled properly. That’s all I’m here to do.”
“Plea…”I opened my mouth to protest, but Leo placed a hand on my shoulder and shook his head.
“Just listen to him, Gi. It won’t take long,” he said. I sighed and nodded, setting my fork aside.
“Fine,” I grimaced.
“We will let you guys be,” Amara muttered, glancing at Leo, who nodded.
Once Leo and Amara left the dining room, we settled into the living room. Caelian remained standing silently, watching, while Rossi took a seat across from me and placed a neat stack of papers on the coffee table.
“I’ll need Signor Caelian to stay as well,” Rossi added just as Caelia
