Shelby had just stepped out of the bathroom when the wedding turned into chaos.She quickly realized everything had changed.Charvi and Samwell were busy helping guests get out and taking those who were hurt to the hospital. Looking around, she hurried over to ask, "What's going on? Why is everything such a mess?"Charvi answered carefully, "We don't know yet. Ms. Lambert, the wedding can't happen today. If you're okay, you should go home. This is really important, and please don't tell anyone what you saw. "We'll wait for the news from Azure Cloud Group and the Webb family.""No wedding? But where's Zara? Is she okay?""Mr. Webb will make sure she's fine. Don't worry."Shelby knew she had to leave, but she could tell something big had happened. She was worried about Zara.She decided to go home and call Cecil to help find Zara, but on her way, her phone rang. She checked the rearview mirror and pulled over to answer it.Shelby's phone buzzed with a call from her friend. "Hey

"I can't just pop into your office or live that easygoing married life with you. You're hardly ever at our new house, and you never come to any of my family's holiday parties."Harper smirked, a mix of sarcasm and complaint in his voice. "I can't even get a little closer to you without you pushing me away. You say I'm overstepping, but we don't even act like a normal married couple. "You think I'm too forward because you've never really seen yourself as my wife. We've been married for a year, and you still won't call me your husband."Shelby paused for a few seconds before replying calmly, "You're twisting the truth. I stay away because you started things with another woman."Harper laughed and stepped closer. "Who's this woman? What's her name? I'll bring her here. If I'm innocent, I've got nothing to hide. Let's sort this out face-to-face."Shelby stayed silent.Harper looked at her with an icy gaze. "You and your ex showed up at a hotel and sent me divorce papers. I, furious

Harper stepped out of the courthouse, and his phone buzzed. It was Ophite on the line."Did I hear right that you and Ms. Lambert are splitting up today?" Ophite always checked in like a big brother, curious about everything going on.Harper answered with a yawn, "Nope, we're sticking together. We've got a kid, and there's no point in splitting up now. We'll just make the best of things.""Is Ms. Lambert the one making the best of it, or is it you?" Ophite asked.Harper chuckled. "She's the one. I like her so much it's crazy."Ophite's tone turned serious. "I'm off to see Yosef at the hospital."Harper paused. "I'll come too."Yosef had been in the hospital for nearly a week since he passed out and was rushed there.His hand and wrist were cut pretty badly, but after some stitches and medicine, he was doing okay.The real worry was a small lump they found in his lungs because he kept coughing. That needed some serious looking after.When Ophite and Harper got there, Yosef was

In the world of business, people came together for profit. Yosef had left the hospital just to meet with the vice president of Chavez Corporation, clearly looking for a beneficial deal. Over a meal, they quickly agreed on a project and shook hands after signing the papers. Then, the vice president glanced at Charvi and seemed to ponder something. "Didn't you have a secretary named Zara, Mr. Webb?" he asked. Charvi was taken aback, shocked that Zara would come up in such an unexpected way. Yosef knew exactly why he was being asked and answered smoothly, "Yes, she was close to joining Chavez Corporation as your secretary. It's surprising you remember her after all this time."Zara had just left her job at Azure Cloud Group and was job hunting when she thought about working for Chavez. She had almost signed the work contract.The vice president chuckled. "It's hard to find good people, so of course, we remember them. She's not with Azure Cloud Group anymore, right?"Yosef glanced

No surprise, there was no response. Shawn opened the door himself.The room's window was shut tight, with only the air conditioner running to keep the air fresh without letting in the damp sea breeze that might disturb the person resting on the bed.She had been in a deep sleep, not opening her eyes for the past half-month due to serious injuries and excessive blood loss. Even after receiving many transfusions on the day she was rescued, her face remained ghostly white.Shawn arrived just as the last drop of her current IV bag fell. He carefully removed the needle and attached it to the new bottle of medicine he had brought. He set the drip rate to continue feeding her body the energy it needed to survive.A maid was about to wipe her face and hands, but Shawn gestured that he would take care of it. The maid quietly left the room.He dipped a clean towel in warm water, wrung it out, and gently dabbed at Zara's pallid, still-beautiful face with its delicate, sculpted nose.Old fol