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157|Nothing Left Of Their Hearts

Eden sat at the breakfast counter, staring at the baby monitor in front of her and cradling a cup of tea in her hands when Liam walked into the penthouse.

"Why aren't you sleeping?" He asked as he closed the door behind him and turned on the security system. "I told Dave and the housekeepers to help you settle in for the night."

"They tried." She replied. "But I wanted to wait for you—So we can talk."

She looked lucid and sounded calm, and it made Liam very nervous.

"Right now?" He asked, his eyes wandering to the clock in the living room.

It was 10:15 PM and a bit late for a serious chat.

"Yeah," Eden smiled. "No better time than the present, right?"

Liam's gut clenched, and the alarm bells in his head went off at her tone. He didn't like it at all, and he didn't like seeing her so subdued.

Where was his sassy Princess, the woman who constantly pushed his buttons and tested his last resolve?

He wanted to see th

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Elizabeth Emery
Now he should apologize for where he is at fault instead of trying to always buy his way out of saying he is sorry. Gifts were never meant to be given as a alternative to apologies.
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Beronice Julies
What a beautiful moment when he picked up his son. I love the interaction in the car with his cousins and Aiden in his arms.
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AlyNG
He is taking ZERO responsibility and only blaming her. They are both at fault.
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