"I'll go get the groceries. You stay here and watch Alora," Riley offered.
Mrs. Gable nodded, happy to oblige, and headed back into the nursery.
Riley typed out a text to Sebastian: *[Sebastian, thank you so much for helping me move the other day. I'd love to treat you to dinner tonight if you happen to be free?]*
After sending it, she began typing a follow-up in the text box: *[If not, would you have time this weekend?]*
SSY: *[I'm free.]*
Riley stared at the reply, blinking in surprise. Just like that? Was the untouchable CEO really this easy to book?
She quickly deleted the drafted text and typed: *[Would 6 PM work for you?]*
SSY: *[That works.]*
Riley's previously gloomy mood, ruined by her mother's phone call, instantly lifted.
She was the type of person who couldn't stop thinking about a promise until she fulfilled it. Getting this sorted made her feel a lot better.
With the time set, Riley headed out to buy groceries.
When Riley returned carrying two massive bags of food, Mrs. Gable was surprised. "Why did you buy so much?"
"Sebastian helped me move the other day, so I'm making dinner for him tonight as a thank you."
Hearing that Sebastian was coming over, Mrs. Gable instantly grew nervous. This was a man that even Arthur and Pierce Landon deferred to. To her, he was practically a god walking among mortals.
Just looking at him made her heart race. When he had helped carry the boxes and they shared an elevator ride, she had been so terrified she didn't dare lift her head or breathe too loudly.
Once the main dishes were done, Riley turned off the stove. She would stir-fry the greens right when Sebastian arrived so they wouldn't wilt and lose their color.
She had just untied her apron when the doorbell rang. Assuming it was Sebastian, she opened the door—only to be met with the furious face of Beatrice Landon. Standing behind her were two massive bodyguards, clearly looking for trouble.
"What are you—"
Before Riley could finish, a thick stack of papers was violently hurled at her face.
She stumbled back instinctively as the pages fluttered to the floor. It was a court summons, the divorce agreement, a notice to respond, a notice to produce evidence, and her submitted case files.
It was the lawsuit paperwork Quinn had filed. Riley had specifically asked the court to serve copies to both Golden Sands Cove and the Landon estate—one for Pierce, and one for Arthur and Beatrice.
"You've got some nerve, Riley. First you leak Pierce's cheating scandal, and now you have the audacity to sue for divorce? You're doing all this just to get a payout. Well, keep dreaming! You aren't getting a dime!" Beatrice glared at her, seething with venom.

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