BY WEDNESDAY afternoon, Sophie had come to one undeniable conclusion.
Matthew had developed a habit.
It began with a message just after eight in the morning.
Did you eat?
She had glanced at it while waiting for the elevator at Keller Capital and slipped her phone back into her bag without answering.
Five minutes later, another notification appeared.
And coffee doesn't count.
Despite herself, the corner of her mouth twitched.
She refused to reply. Not because she was annoyed, but because she knew exactly what would happen if she did.
He would think he had won.
An hour later, while she was reviewing access logs with Keller Capital's cybersecurity team, her phone vibrated again.
Don't forget your afternoon meeting with the Milan investors. You almost missed it yesterday.
She frown
