Chapter: 3282

Their interactions were charged with an undercurrent of hostility; both men seemed as vigilant and menacing as eagles, their sharp gazes unsettling and intense.

Ainsley knew Farris had never been fond of her, but Moran's sudden involvement puzzled her.

Why were these two men, one discontented and the other indifferent, clashing so sharply? The situation was baffling, and she found herself at a loss for words.

ALL she wanted now was to escape the escalating tension and wait for the storm to pass, so Moran could sign the divorce agreement.

"Moran, I have a headache from the air conditioning. I need to step outside for some fresh air." She offered an excuse to slip away from the mounting tension, feeling increasingly uneasy under Farris' The of him fault with her was scrutinizing gaze. prospect finding unsettling, and she felt it best to leave the scene quickly.