CHAPTER 9

“The audacity he had to call me a cheater when he's two timing me with my best friend. Bunch of hypocrites. They really do deserve each other.” Diana spat, recalling the events of days before. “Take it easy tiger.” Kasper sat opposite her in his brother's office. He pushed a plastic cup towards. “It's cold water. Have some.” She rolled her eyes taking the cup and sipping. “I just can't believe I dealt with that for so long.” “Same question I was asking.” He shrugged with a playful smile. “But the good thing is, you got rid of him. He's gone. And nothing else matters.” “Not entirely, he has you on his radar now. I'd be careful. As you know, he holds grudges. Deeply.” “Oh I know that. He made that very clear to me at my piano bar two days ago.” “Damien came to you?” She placed her cup on the centre table. “Yes, but it was the usual blabber of an obnoxious child throwing a tantrum.” Kasper relaxed in his seat beside Diana. “He went on and on about how I quote on quote”—he raise