Page 92 of Monster's Edge
“I killed your father, Rose. You will never see him again.”
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Ithink that when youfind out your family is dead, you’re supposed to be upset. Sad. Scared. You’re supposed to feel a lot of different things, but I don’t feel any of those things. In fact, I just feel...
Well, a little bit relieved.
I know that this complicates my life. I’m going to inherit everything from my dad, after all. I’m the only heir.
Then I realize I’mnotthe only heir.
“You’re my husband now,” I tell Ian.
He nods.
“We didn’t have a prenup.”
Another nod.
“You’ll inherit my dad’s estate,” I realize.
“Technically, you will, but yes, I will be running it for you.”
“What about his staff?” I whisper. Did he kill them, too? Or did he just fire them? I don’t really know how criminal takeovers work. I kind of hope Ian gave them all severance packages and sent them on their way, but his silence tells me what I need to know.
“The house will be sold next week,” he says. “I’ve already arranged a buyer. The money will be used as an inheritance for our children.”
“But we don’t have any children,” I tell him.
He places a hand on my tummy. It’s a little bit strange. “Not yet. We will, though.”
“Are you sure that’s a good idea?”
He looks up at me, eyes flaming.
“A boy,” he says. “A boy to carry on our legacy.” He looks back at my stomach. “And a girl who can be as beautiful as her mother.”
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