The court hearing, which she thought would drag on for at least half the day, was over in under thirty minutes. After leaving the courthouse, Summer Thorne went straight back to the office.
It was just as she had told Mason Crawford: even if the divorce didn't go through this time, the worst that could happen was waiting another year.
Having come this far, she wasn't afraid to wait one more year.
But unbelievably, Mason Crawford wanted to know who was backing her.
Summer Thorne didn't know whether to laugh or be angry.
'Who is backing me, and what does that have to do with him?'
From the sound of his voice, he seemed to care a great deal about it.
'If he really found out who it was, what would he do?'
Summer Thorne remained at the office until evening, when a manager knocked on her door to remind her, "Miss Thorne, don't you have a dinner appointment with Mr. Wyatt tonight? Why haven't you left yet? Was it canceled?"
