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Chapter 50: A Dinner Reserved For Two

Author: Crystal L.C
last update publish date: 2026-04-16 15:47:55

Oscar opened the large door to a spacious room that looked more like a grand hall than an ordinary restaurant dining area.

The door swung open smoothly, revealing a softly lit interior that immediately drew Petra’s attention the moment she stepped inside.

Petra walked in slowly, her steps naturally slowing as she took in the beauty of the place around her.

The hall was arranged in a thoughtful and artistic manner. Tables were spaced out across the wide room, each one covered with crisp white ta
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I thought she also accepted the CEO position.
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