Then introductions to institutional investors.
Grant Holloway believed Bellamy Holdings was his greatest business partner.
What he had never understood was why that partnership had been so unusually generous.
Mavis crossed her arms.
“Grant cannot take you tonight.”
Seraphina looked at her.
“Why?”
“Because tonight matters.”
Grant slipped his phone into his jacket.
“There will be cameras.”
“So?”
“And serious investors.”
Seraphina almost smiled.
“I know what investors are, Grant.”
Brielle Holloway, Grant’s younger sister, stood beside the staircase sipping sparkling water.
Her jeweled earrings glittered when she laughed.
“Don’t be difficult, Sera.”
Seraphina hated when Brielle called her that.
Brielle only used the nickname when she wanted to sound affectionate while insulting her.
“Grant needs someone polished beside him tonight,” Mavis continued.
“Someone who understands these rooms.”
“Apparently seven years of marriage doesn’t qualify me.”
Grant’s jaw tightened.
“Please don’t turn this into one of your emotional scenes.”
