WHEN MINAH finally conditioned herself, she dropped her gaze for a moment. Damn it. She couldn’t bring herself to meet Asher Moore’s gaze.
She felt as though she had no right to. Especially now that she needed his help.
“I’m not at all surprised to see you here,” Asher remarked again, watching her briefly before slipping his hands into his pockets. “I’m sure you’re living in reality now. Am I right?”
Minah took a deep breath. “I’ve already learned about the real situation my dad’s businesses are facing,” she admitted to Asher. “I can’t believe that the person my dad trusted the most could betray him like this. He has no heart,” she added bitterly, clenching her fists.
There was no trace of arrogance in her voice—only the humility of someone who had finally come to terms with life’s har
