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Dangerous Inheritance
"No hospitality was intended."From the time of Liana's arrival, Felipe Mendez had made it perfectly clear that she was not wanted. Felipe then wasted no time in letting her know that he regarded her as a gold-digger who had written to her aunt with apparent affection but hadn't bothered to visit her when she was dying. But Liana hadn't known that, and as for gold-digger - the term seemed appropriate for Felipe himself. Let him think what he liked, Liana intended to claim her inheritance - and there was nothing arrogant Felipe Mendez could do about it.
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First published October 1, 1992
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November 19, 2017"No hospitality was intended."
From the time of Liana's arrival, Felipe Mendez had made it perfectly clear that she was not wanted. Felipe then wasted no time in letting her know that he regarded her as a gold-digger who had written to her aunt with apparent affection but hadn't bothered to visit her when she was dying.
But Liana hadn't known that, and as for gold-digger - the term seemed appropriate for Felipe himself. Let him think what he liked, Liana intended to claim her inheritance - and there was nothing arrogant Felipe Mendez could do about it.
From the time of Liana's arrival, Felipe Mendez had made it perfectly clear that she was not wanted. Felipe then wasted no time in letting her know that he regarded her as a gold-digger who had written to her aunt with apparent affection but hadn't bothered to visit her when she was dying.
But Liana hadn't known that, and as for gold-digger - the term seemed appropriate for Felipe himself. Let him think what he liked, Liana intended to claim her inheritance - and there was nothing arrogant Felipe Mendez could do about it.
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