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Seeing Vera humbled, lowering herself with such submission, a wave of satisfaction surged through Eve’s chest. She curled her lips into a smirk. “Since you put it that way, I’ll give you a chance. But…” She paused, deliberately leaving the sentence unfinished. Vera wasn’t willing to let go of even the smallest opportunity. She immediately stepped forward. “But what?” Eve shot her a malicious glance. “But I need you to post a message on your social media, telling all your male friends that you’re a home-wrecking vixen who steals other people’s boyfriends.” Vera’s head snapped up in an instant, her eyes blazing with anger. This wasn’t just a power play, Eve was outright humiliating her. A suspicion started forming in Vera’s mind, and her voice carried a tinge of fury as she spoke. “Miss Young, we are here to discuss a business partnership. No matter what you’ve heard, it’s unprofessional to let personal emotions interfere with work.” “Oh? Then I suppose there’s nothi

Vera thought for a moment, then nodded. “Alright, lead the way.” The waitress let out a relieved smile. “It’s no trouble at all! This is my job, after all. You’re really kind, miss. If it were someone else, they’d probably make me pay for the dress, and even if I sold myself, I wouldn’t be able to afford it.” Vera waved it off casually. “It’s just a dress, no need to take it so seriously. It’s not even that expensive.” As they chatted, they arrived at the dressing room. The waitress gestured toward the door. “Here we are. Please go ahead.” Vera didn’t think much of it and pushed the door open. A pleasant fragrance lingered in the air inside. The wardrobe was stocked with clean, brand-new clothing—not overly luxurious, but elegant and well-tailored. She ran her fingers over the row of garments, considering her options before picking out a light blue dress. As she reached back to unzip her current dress, she realized she was struggling to reach it. She thought about

Hunter let out a sigh. “I knew it. If it weren’t for her, you wouldn’t have called me. Go ahead, spill it.” Caleb stayed silent for a long moment, but in the end, he found the words too difficult to say. Instead, he said, “Forget it. Just drink with me.” Seeing that Caleb didn’t want to talk, Hunter didn’t press further. Just as he lifted his glass, his phone suddenly rang. Glancing down, the name **Yelena** flashed across the screen. He stood up. “I need to take this call.” Caleb gave a dismissive nod. Walking a few steps away, Hunter answered, his voice cold. “Why are you calling me?” “Sir, I need to speak with you about something…” After hanging up, Hunter returned to Caleb. “Sorry, man. Something came up. I can’t stay. I’ll make it up to you next time—drinks on me.” Caleb waved him off. “Yeah, yeah, go take care of your business.” Without saying anything more, Hunter turned and left. Caleb continued drinking alone. After a moment, he picked up his p

Just before finishing work, Vera received a call from Caleb. “Where are you currently? Come over to my place.” “Alright.” She didn’t hesitate. No matter what, Caleb had helped her. Without him, she knew her fate would have been far, far worse. So, without delay, she headed straight for his home. What she didn’t expect was to find Caleb lounging lazily on the sofa in the living room, looking completely at ease. The moment he saw her, he crooked a finger, motioning her closer. As soon as Vera stepped forward, Caleb grabbed her wrist, pulling her off balance—causing her to fall straight onto his lap. Her eyes widened in disbelief. “Caleb, you… you called me here for this…?” Some words were just too difficult to say out loud. Caleb’s fingers pressed lightly against her waist as he smirked. “I realized I quite like your scent. I called, and you came. Isn’t that enough?” With that, he silenced her with a kiss. Sex was an addictive thing. Caleb was

Luna took a deep breath, clarity washing over her. In that moment, she knew that she had to get Caleb back. She yanked her hand free from Simon’s grasp. “Simon, I need to go find Caleb,” she said firmly. “I’ll be leaving now. You and your daughter can rest here. Stay in this villa for now, and once you have the money, I’ll sell it to you at half price.” With that, she turned and walked away without hesitation. Luna drove as fast as she could to find Caleb. Caleb was a complete workaholic—aside from the hospital, there was nowhere else he would be.But when she arrived, he was nowhere to be found. A nurse informed her that Caleb had taken the day off. Luna knew exactly where his private villa was. Instead of calling him, she went there directly. She knocked on the door, and to her surprise, the person who answered wasn’t Caleb—but Vera. Vera seemed equally taken aback but quickly regained her composure, maintaining polite courtesy. “Miss Gibson, please wait h