After the annulment, Ethan became the laughingstock of the entire circle.
The Grant family matriarch was so furious she was hospitalized. Company shareholders also put immense pressure on him. But he didn't care about any of it.
The first rainstorm of autumn came with unusual fury.
At midnight, Spencer got up to close the window. The rain was pounding outside. He paused as he drew the curtains and turned to me. "He's downstairs."
I put on a coat and walked to the window. Through the gap in the curtains, I looked down. Ethan stood below our building, soaked to the bone. No umbrella. No shelter in his car. He just stood there, looking up at our bedroom window. Rain streamed down his face and hair. He looked utterly pathetic.
Spencer frowned. "The rain is too heavy. He's been standing th
