Jae was having a hard time concentrating. He’d already blown three phone calls. He’d sent an email to the wrong recipient and replied to another, thinking it was someone else. His focus was completely and utterly shot and he couldn’t even pinpoint exactly what had him so out of sorts.

He was concerned for Dara, definitely. He hadn’t wanted to leave her that morning, but she’d insisted she was fine and that he should go into work. Still, he had a nagging sensation tugging at his chest that wouldn’t go away.

Something just wasn’t right.

He picked up his phone to call Dara’s cell but was interrupted by his door opening. He looked up and frowned. His secretary hadn’t announced a visitor and he knew damn well he didn’t have an appointment now.

To his surprise, Teddy Park strode into the room, his expression grim. He stopped in front of Jae’s desk and planted his palms down on the polished wood.

“What the hell have you done to my sister?”

Jae pushed back and shot up out of his chair.

“What the hell are you talking about? I’m getting damn tired of people asking me what I’ve done to her. If you’re asking why we left the party last night, she had a headache and I didn’t want her to suffer needlessly. I took her home and put her to bed.”

Teddy made a sound of disgust. “You may not know this about Dara but the only time she gets these headaches with any frequency is when she’s stressed or unhappy. I find it pretty telling that she returned from her honeymoon after only two days because of a headache and