Olivia
His eyes narrowed. "You think you know me based on what? One rescue and a dinner?"
"I know that someone who truly believed love was meaningless wouldn't care so much about protecting himself from it."
Alexander's jaw tightened. For a moment, I thought I'd pushed too far.
"You're an interesting woman, Olivia Morgan," he said finally.
"Is that a compliment?"
"An observation." His lips curved in an infuriating half-smile.
I gripped the railing tighter, feeling the cool metal ground me. The city lights twinkled below us like a mirror image of the night sky, but all I could focus on was the heat radiating from Alexander's body.
"I want to ask you two things," I said, turning to face him fully.
His eyebrows rose slightly. "I'm all ears."
"First, back at the presentation, you sai
