Chapter 18 - He is mine

The reason for Clyde's ignorance wasn't entirely his fault, as it turned out — the Jensen family had built their privacy into something close to an art form. Eli Jensen had insisted on ordinary childhoods for his children, kept them out of the press, away from galas and society events, deliberately unremarkable at school. Most people had no real idea what either of his children looked like growing up. Leila especially had stayed further from the spotlight than her brother, who as heir to the family business carried a public profile he couldn't entirely avoid. She preferred it that way — a quiet life, an identity she controlled — though her name alone had slowly become clue enough for anyone paying attention.