"Everything I said earlier was based solely on Gina's account," Harrison said with calculated composure, knowing exactly how to play his cards at this moment.
"Clearly, I was deceived by her as well."
With Gina unconscious, he saw the perfect opportunity to pin all the blame on her—anything to get through this immediate crisis.
Mr. Harrison didn't lift his head, but a faint glint of approval flickered in his lowered eyes.
At least his son wasn't completely foolish.
After all, offending a second-rate family like the Algers was far better than forfeiting thirty percent of the Harrison family's shares.
*Hmph.
* What a heartless bastard—using a woman and then tossing her aside without a second thought!
Queen shot Harrison a scornful glance before turning her attention to Juliet.
Her sister sat quietly, head bowed, her pale fingers absently tracing the rim of her glass. Lost in thought, her expression was unreadable.
