Semua Bab Reborn as a Billionaire Heiress : Bab 31 - Bab 36

~Christian~ When I returned, Elena wasn’t on the couch. Instead, she was admiring a piece of artwork on the wall. It was a portrait of a blue rose set against a dark background.“Hey,” I said, announcing my presence.She turned to look at me and smiled. “I’m sorry, I just couldn’t stop staring at it, and my curiosity drew me closer. I hope this doesn’t offend you in any way.”“No,” I shook my head. “I’m glad you’re admiring the art because it was painted by my mother.”Her eyes widened, and she turned back to stare at the blue rose. “This is so beautiful.”I nodded as I stood behind her. “This isn’t the only painting she made. A few were sold, and I’ve been trying to find them for years, but they’re still nowhere in sight.”“Did you ever ask your grandfather?” she asked.“I did, but my grandfather had no idea where her remaining artworks were, and I haven’t been able to find them since.”“I’m sure you’ll find them one day.”“Yes, I hope so because that’s my plan before her death anni

Elena I heaved a deep sigh as I exited the car with my grandfather and headed toward the Royal’s luxurious restaurant. Christian’s grandfather had sent out the invitations days before the wedding. Yes, that was right. Christian and I were getting married in just a few days. There was no need for this dinner, but Christian’s grandfather insisted it was a good way for both families to bond before the wedding. We were led to the private dining hall, where a long table was dressed in crisp white linens and sparkling crystal glasses. I rubbed my hands together as I approached the table set for the family. Since it was a private family event, no reporters were lurking around. Aside from the family members, the only people present were the chefs and restaurant staff. “Nervous?” my grandfather asked, standing beside me. I nodded but said nothing because my heart was racing about what to expect during the dinner. There were people I wished I did not have to see until the wedding, but th

Elena Ariana leaned closer to Landon with a soft, practiced smile. “We don’t want to overshadow Christian and Elena’s wedding,” she said gently, though her eyes flicked toward me with unmistakable challenge. “So we thought tonight would be the perfect moment to share the news, but we will get married soon.” Landon nodded in response and slid one hand into his pocket, lifting his chin slightly—his voice calm and composed as he spoke. “Ariana and I are in love,” he said, as if that single statement should explain everything. His tone held no hesitation or embarrassment, but certainty, as if he were telling the truth.“Yes,” Phaedra was the first to respond as she clasped her hands together with immediate excitement. “Well, if the children are in love, then we should let them be together,” she said warmly, her gaze sweeping the table as if daring anyone to challenge her. “We should let them be, right?” she nudged my father on the shoulder.My father said nothing and just nodded in resp