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Chapters (66)
  1. Cover
  2. Dedication
  3. Keep Reading
  4. One
  5. Two
  6. Three
  7. Four
  8. Five
  9. Six
  10. Seven
  11. Eight
  12. Nine
  13. Ten
  14. Eleven
  15. Twelve
  16. Thirteen
  17. Fourteen
  18. Fifteen
  19. Sixteen
  20. Seventeen
  21. Eighteen
  22. Nineteen
  23. Twenty
  24. Twenty-One
  25. Twenty-Two
  26. Twenty-Three
  27. Twenty-Four
  28. Twenty-Five
  29. Twenty-Six
  30. Twenty-Seven
  31. Twenty-Eight
  32. Twenty-Nine
  33. Thirty
  34. Thirty-One
  35. Thirty-Two
  36. Thirty-Three
  37. Thirty-Four
  38. Thirty-Five
  39. Thirty-Six
  40. Thirty-Seven
  41. Thirty-Eight
  42. Thirty-Nine
  43. Forty
  44. Forty-One
  45. Forty-Two
  46. Forty-Three
  47. Forty-Four
  48. Forty-Five
  49. Forty-Six
  50. Forty-Seven
  51. Forty-Eight
  52. Forty-Nine
  53. Fifty
  54. Fifty-One
  55. Fifty-Two
  56. Fifty-Three
  57. Fifty-Four
  58. Fifty-Five
  59. Fifty-Six
  60. Fifty-Seven
  61. Fifty-Eight
  62. Fifty-Nine
  63. Sneak Peek
  64. Find Me
  65. Books by Mary Catherine Gebhard
  66. Acknowledgments

At the beach, Abigail had stared at me, Theo had stared at me. I felt his mother’s narrow gaze on my back. When Gray had needled Abigail, Abigail had questioned why he wasn’t having me do anything.

I was his servant, after all, right?

Gray popped the buttons on his jeans, exposing a slice of his cut lower abs, the sharp V that hinted at so much more. Again I was blasted with the memory.

That’s it. That’s my girl.

He went into the next room and slammed the door.

“Ass.” I whispered to myself.

Out the window the Mediterranean Sea glimmered like topaz in the sun. I wasn’t surprised we were on a private island—as if the Crownes were the kind of people to stay in hotels unless they had to. They’d once bought—as in, purchased—a five-star hotel because they’d booked a last minute trip during the Olympics, and all the rooms were full.

They’d kicked everyone out.

I still remember the press, the way they managed to spin the story and make themselves the victim.

Gray came out of the adjacent room, and it looked like he was going to leave me without another word, but then he froze at the door.

“Do you think I owe you an explanation, Snitch? Do you think I owe you anything?”

Yes.

No.

This was a trap. There was a razor edge to his words I could cut myself on.

“Well,” I swallowed. “My uncle has always taught me to live with dignity, and now I’ve basically said, fuck it, time to be an ignominious slut. So maybe I do. Maybe I feel entitled to something more than silence.”

Grayson spun, blond brows pulled high into his forehead.

Something was happening between us. Was I really the only one who felt it?

“You’re entitled to exactly what I choose to tell you.”

So choose to tell me something! I wanted to yell it.

Scream it.

Make him bleed it.

But I wasn’t going to say that. I wasn’t going to be the only one offering my heart up for sacrifice.

So I steeled my eyes. “Of course not, Mr. Grayson.”

Something flickered in his stony blue eyes, but he said nothing. He left, shutting the door, leaving me alone in his wing of the palatial French villa.

GRAY

Hours after I left Snitch, I was once again back on our island.

Fucking shit, the island was way too small.

But Snitch’s glare followed me everywhere. So brazen, like everything else about her. I knew every thought, every curse she wasn’t hurling at me, just by her hardened hazel eyes.

Ignominious slut.

Who the fuck talked like that?

“What’s that you’ve got in your hands, Grayson?”

I stopped at my mother’s voice.

I looked at the bag. “Food.”