Lisa scoffed, utterly unbothered. "Worried about what? He doesn't love his wife. He only stayed married because they cofounded the company and a divorce would look bad. The second I give him a son, he'll kick her to the curb."
"But what if he's playing you?"
"Playing me?" Lisa held up her hand, flashing the diamond ring. "A two-hundred-thousand-dollar ring. A house. That's not sincere enough for you? Besides, I'm about to win the grand prize at the Eternal Love Design Competition. That design..." She let out a sharp little laugh. "His wife can be as talented as she wants. In the end, all she did was sew my wedding dress."
Her friend still looked uneasy. "What if his wife finds out about the design..."
Lisa rubbed her belly, brazen as ever. "So what if she does? I've got his son. I've got everything he's given me. She's been out of the company's inner circle for years, turning into some washed-up housewife. She's got nothing. What's she going to fight me with?"
"Besides, that old woman has been married to him for three years and can't even pop out a single kid. I got pregnant on the first try, and it's a boy. Who do you think he's going to pick?"