"There are some things I can't explain right now," Juno said smoothly. "If your not avoiding Rhiannon at the club today was just because of the Corrington family behind her..."
She paused, her eyes locking onto his. "Give me two months. I will own this family."
Beneath Chuck's cold exterior, an undetectable wave of tenderness softened his gaze. "Yeah. I believe you."
She had always been a woman of her word. She had the ruthlessness to scheme and the sheer power to execute it.
His elegant fingers slid a sleek, metallic black card across the table. "Since things are already complicated, there's no rush to head back. Taking some time to rest in Kingsland isn't a bad idea."
After that, he stood up to leave.
Juno immediately stood up with him. "I'll handle this as fast as I can. I won't let those bastards in Blackwood stay comfortable for long."
Just thinking about what the Yates family had done made her want to rip their throats out.
Chuck stopped in his tracks. He turned around, closed the distance in three long strides, and pulled her into a fierce, crushing embrace. "Take your time."
He gently stroked the top of her head. Then, without another word, he walked away.
Miles scrambled to keep up, his mind completely blown by the bizarre interaction.
A few steps out the door, Chuck's voice turned ice-cold. "Did you look into what I asked?"
Miles snapped to attention. "Yes, sir. They brought Ms. Mercer back to serve as a sacrificial bride for a disabled man. The Corringtons were originally going to just adopt a random proxy, but they stumbled upon her by sheer coincidence."
Chuck's expression was utterly devoid of emotion. "A disabled man?"
Miles nodded. "Yes. The Corringtons are desperate to curry favor with the Jennings family."
Chuck's tone was dangerously casual. "You have one hour. Annihilate them."
Miles bowed his head. "Understood."
Juno walked over and sank lazily into the plush sofa. She nodded with mock sincerity, a sharp smile playing on her lips. "Is that so? Or is it because the Jennings family just went bankrupt and are completely useless to you now?"
Caught in the lie, an ugly flush crept up Harrison's neck. "What kind of nonsense is that? Do you really think your own parents would plot against you?"
Truth be told, Harrison was completely baffled himself. He muttered under his breath, "The Jennings were at the top of their game. Who on earth did they piss off to get wiped out overnight?"
Hearing this, Juno paused. A flicker of realization crossed her eyes before her expression smoothed out.
Gwendolyn Jagger, her mother, smiled gently, adopting a sickeningly sweet tone. "Juno, I heard you swapped rooms with Rhiannon."
"Mhm." She admitted it without a shred of guilt.
Gwendolyn's smile strained. "Well, how about this? You pick any other suite on the third floor, and give that room back to her? She's just so used to living there. Being thrown into a new environment might cause her a lot of stress. It takes her a very long time to adapt to change."
Juno looked at her like she had just heard the world's dumbest joke. "Why? Is she getting kicked out tomorrow?"

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