Claimed: the Pregnant Heiress (2011)
“All hell broke loose the next morning, although it had nothing to do with the baby she carried and everything to do with the fact that Gillian Mitchell’s article appeared in the morning addition of the Seaside Gazette.
Ronald Worth reacted first. “Emma!” he roared. “Damn it, Emma, what the hell have you done?”
She appeared in the doorway of the breakfast room just in time to see her father drop his fine-boned Wedgwood cup onto its equally fine-boned Wedgwood porcelain saucer, shattering both. C...offee stained the pristine white tablecloth in a rapidly expanding circle of muddy brown. Nilda would not be pleased.
“You bellowed?” Emma asked lightly.
He shook the paper at her. “What. The. Hell. Is. This?”
“It looks like a newspaper.”
His face turned bright red. “Don’t get smart with me. I’m referring to this ridiculous article some upstart reporter by the name of Gillian Mitchell wrote. She’s attributing you as one of her sources.”
Emma paused by her father’s chair long enough to plant a kiss on his overheated forehead.MoreLess
Ronald Worth reacted first. “Emma!” he roared. “Damn it, Emma, what the hell have you done?”
She appeared in the doorway of the breakfast room just in time to see her father drop his fine-boned Wedgwood cup onto its equally fine-boned Wedgwood porcelain saucer, shattering both. C...offee stained the pristine white tablecloth in a rapidly expanding circle of muddy brown. Nilda would not be pleased.
“You bellowed?” Emma asked lightly.
He shook the paper at her. “What. The. Hell. Is. This?”
“It looks like a newspaper.”
His face turned bright red. “Don’t get smart with me. I’m referring to this ridiculous article some upstart reporter by the name of Gillian Mitchell wrote. She’s attributing you as one of her sources.”
Emma paused by her father’s chair long enough to plant a kiss on his overheated forehead.MoreLess
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