As Simone and William left the restaurant, she turned to him, eyes full of reprimand, “Don’t think you’re off the hook just yet. Unless you straighten things up with the Black family, you are not touching me.”
William nodded at her in earnest, not even breathing a word.
“Also, you need to make it up to me,” she added with a somewhat wicked smirk.
“Anything for you, Angel,” he answered readily, a small smile stretching his lips.
“I want to go to the cemetery, but I am not brave enough to go alone,” she said, her eyes growing tearful all of a sudden.
“Sure,” he nodded. “How about this, you go with me to the Black family’s estate and I go with you to the cemetery?”
Well, that came out of nowhere!
“What do you need me there for?” She raised an eyebrow at him.
“For emotional support fi
