Quinn Wilson is scarred and damaged, heartbroken and plagued with guilt because of the lose of the woman she loved, but long before that being the daughter of Slade Wilson and Adeline Kane will do things to a person.
Fate has bigger plans than she...
" Will you calm down I'm supposed to be the one who screams not you, I am pretending to be the Laurel Lance. " Laurel shrugged.
Quinn stared at her mouth open wide.
"Oh God this is bad, this is very bad."
" Why? "
"Laurel you are afraid of this Dinah woman, jeez the woman you should be afraid of is Sara, she will not like this."
" I can handle her. "
"You don't know her Laurel she was small yes but do not underestimate her."
"Yeah yeah, you are just saying that because you are dating her." Laurel rolled her eyes failing to hide the disgust she was feeling.
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" Yeah well, we broke up. "
"What happened?"
" She lied to me, so did Alex about something pretty big. " Huge in fact.
Laurel felt the happiest she had done in a very long time, she tried to hide the smirk her mouth raised in delight anyway.
"Don't even think about it!" Quinn said sternly.
" What. " She shrugged innocently.
"You know what."
" Oh come on Quinn forget about those two, when my plan is finished I will have more money than we dare dream of, we can buy an island somewhere and enjoy life. "
"I don't need money." Quinn shrugged.
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" Of course you do how else will you live? "
"I was left a vast inheritance from my Grandfather, not to mention the money he passed on from my Grandmother to me."
Laurel sat in silence. How much is she talking about?
"How much is it?" '
Quinn shrugged. "Well the house is worth around $20,500,000, then there is my grandmother's money which is if I recall correctly about 8,000,000 a year her family owned a big brand of biscuits in the UK, then there was the one million from my Grandfather that was to be kept in trust until I turned twenty-six, which is why my father never got his hands on it."
