Chapter 41 Mischief, Gowns, And Scandalous Affairs

• Indeed, a miscreant like Jackie, with an unparalleled family background and extraordinary good looks, is the proverbial blue-blooded gentleman, a prince on a white horse that every woman has dreamed of. It's only natural for any woman to fall for him.
• Jane couldn't care less about others liking Jackie. Her concern was whether Shayla had eyes for him. If so, she'd be thrilled.
• Jane's gaze traveled through the crowd toward William Blake, who was engrossed in polite exchanges with the distinguished guests attending the auction. He seemed oblivious to Shayla's apparent infatuation with Jackie. It appeared that what William Blake and Shayla called true love was just that fickle – ready to crumble at the sight of a better man or woman. Jane quite enjoyed witnessing such a collapse...