“The name he picked.

For his son.” Silas went pale — Dorian had never once discussed baby names with Linnea, always claiming it was too painful given her fertility.

“Peregrine,” Sabeen whispered.

Linnea typed the word, and the file opened.

Inside was a certified copy of the Belmonte Family Trust, drafted by her grandfather.

One clause stood out as if it were lit: if Linnea gave birth to a biological heir, a large block of voting shares would automatically vest in a protected trust for the child — permanently beyond the reach of any spouse or marital agreement.