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Chapter 100: Back Where It All Began

Author: Marvey_pearl
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-04 14:05:20

Isla was sitting comfortably at the far end of her office, wearing an ash-toned jumpsuit that complimented her tall, willowy figure.

An embossed card was lying on her table; it contained an invitation from New York Fashion Week.

Isla allowed her eyes to stay on it for a moment, the corner of her lips twitching, as she reached for her pen to carefully mark it.

Just as she was about to make a note, the sudden buzz of her phone made her stop halfway.

Her gaze shifted to the desk at once. The name flashing on the screen made her pause.

It was a call from her blood sister… Sophia

Isla could not help but let out a soft sigh as she leaned back to pick up the phone, brushing a lock of hair behind her ear as she brought it to her ear.

She was actually expecting to hear something trivial; maybe Sophia was calling again to disturb as usual or, worse still, to gossip about someone’s outrageous outfit on Instagram.

But no, what Isla heard next after picking up was a rather tense, unfamiliar to
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Guille C
We need to know what happened to Isabella. I hope Demian dismissed her as she deserved. Even though he doesn’t know the whole truth. And you didn’t mention who is taking care of Isla’s daughter. And if it was a private jet the announcement “ladies and gentlemen “ sounds odd.
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