Chapter 10 - GRANT MAKES A DIFFERENT CHOICEGrant sold the mansion.
The decision shocked Greenwich society.
His ancestors had lived there.
His father had died there.
Grant no longer cared.
A house wasn't a family simply because generations had placed their portraits on its walls.
He purchased a quieter home near the Connecticut shoreline.
It was smaller.
Warmer.
Private.
Audrey chose the nursery herself.
No one else received a key.
On their first night there, Grant stood beside Caleb's crib.
Snow fell outside.
The window was closed.
The room was warm.
Audrey slipped her hand into his.
“You really sold it.”
Grant looked at her.
“I almost lost both of you because I cared too much about preserving what my family built.”
Audrey shook her head.
“What your family appeared to build.”
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Grant understood.
The Whitmore legacy needed rewriting.
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