I looked at Ethan, hoping to find even a trace of regret.
Nothing.
Only anger.
Embarrassment.
And that ridiculous pride that always appeared whenever his mother was around.
“Don’t ever raise your voice at my mother again,” he snapped. “Especially not in her own house.”
Her own house.
My eyes traveled across the imported Italian chandelier.
The curved staircase I had personally insisted be reinforced for safety.
The custom stone fireplace.
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