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Chapter Seventy: Did You Have Fun?

There, at the entrance of the cafeteria, stood Tina. A tablet was clutched in her hand, pressed tightly against her chest. The moment her eyes landed on Cassienne, something dark flickered across her face. Cassienne noticed her at the entrance. She looked away almost immediately and calmly placed her order, keeping her expression unreadable. Garry, on the other hand, didn’t notice Tina at all. His attention was fully on Cassienne, his body angled slightly toward her as if the rest of the room didn’t exist. Tina waited until the waitress finished taking their orders and walked away. That was when she moved. Earlier, she had gone to Cassienne’s office, only to be told by the assistant that Cassienne was at lunch. Tina hadn’t needed further explanation. If Cassienne was eating in the building, it would be the executive cafeteria. So she came straight here. Her steps were slow but measured as she approached their table. “Garry?” she called. Garry turned at once and smiled. It was

Chapter Seventy-One: Let’s Bring The Cup Home.

“I didn’t know you’d be online tonight,” Dreston’s voice remained low and relaxed. “I was bored and couldn’t sleep. I figured, why not play a little?”Cassienne chuckled. “You almost had me fooled,” she said with a soft voice. Stretching slightly, the tension in her shoulders eased before letting out a quiet yawn she didn’t bother to hide.Dreston laughed. “Don’t tell me you’re about to sleep already?”“I have to,” Cassienne replied immediately. “I need the rest.” There was no hesitation in her tone.“And what about me?” Dreston asked, both teasing and serious.Cassienne frowned, even though he couldn’t see her. “What about you?” she repeated.“I can’t sleep,” he admitted. “Maybe if you keep talking to me like this, I might actually manage to close my eyes.” It sounded less like teasing and more like a plea. Cassienne shook her head lightly. “Are you asking… or begging, Dreston?” A slow sigh came through the line. “If I’m being honest? I’m begging. Please don’t hang up yet.”She sto

Chapter Seventy-Two: Don’t Reject Me.

The weekend arrived faster than expected, and the excitement was almost tangible across the company. For most employees, it meant two days of rest. For others, it was a brief pause before the storm, especially with the tech expo just around the corner.Every major tech company had been working tirelessly for this moment. The expo was more than a showcase; it was a statement. A chance to show the world what was new, what was next, and who was leading the future. Innovation was the heart of it all.The event wasn’t just about launching products or claiming the title of the best company in the industry. It was about connection, discovering fresh talent, exchanging ideas, forming alliances. Deals would be made, investors would be found, partnerships would be born. There would also be a rise of new friendships and opportunities. For many, the expo wasn’t just business; it was renewal.Every company anticipated it, and every company came prepared. Of course Auralink was no exception.Cass

Chapter Seventy-Three: You Still Love Him.

“And why would anyone reject you?” Garry asked, lifting his glass from the table.“Yes, Dreston,” Daisy chimed in playfully. “What makes you think you’d ever be rejected?” Dreston let out a soft chuckle. “Just kidding,” he said with a smile tugging at his lips. He extended his hand, greeting the women one after the other, starting with Aurora.“Hi, Destin,” Aurora grinned, deliberately mispronouncing his name just to tease him.“Hello,” Dreston replied, amused by her tone. He moved on to Daisy, who greeted him warmly, then finally to Cassienne.“Hey,” he said, his tone gentler this time.Cassienne smiled politely at him, the way she always did. “Hello, Dreston. You’re welcome to join us,” she replied, keeping her voice as steady as possible. “Thanks for the invite,” he said, releasing her hand before turning to Garry.Garry rose from his seat and pulled Dreston into a brief, brotherly hug. They exchanged a few words and laughter, showing how familiar they were with each other. When

Chapter Seventy-Four: Tina Was In The Club?

By the time Dreston and Aurora reached the restroom hallway, it was already too late. Cassienne lay sprawled on the cold dusty floor with blood pooling beneath her head. Her body was unnaturally still as she had already lost consciousness.“Oh my God.” Aurora screamed, her hands flew up to her mouth, her eyes widened.“Who did this?” Daisy whispered, frightened.Dreston didn’t hesitate for even a second. He dropped to his knees beside her, his heart slamming frantically against his ribs as he gathered her into his arms. Her weight felt terrifyingly light and fragile in his hold.Without waiting for explanations or answers, he bolted down the hallway.Aurora’s scream echoed behind him as tears streamed freely down her face. Daisy followed, sobbing openly, barely able to keep up.Outside the restroom area, Garry was already on the phone, his voice loud and urgent as he spoke to a doctor friend, yelling out details as he moved.Dreston carried Cassienne straight through the club, ignorin

Chapter Seventy-Five: A Woman Attacked Me.

“If Tina was in the club, why didn’t she look for me?” Dreston said, his brows furrowing. “I’m sorry, but Tina never misses a chance to see me. That’s not like her at all.” Aurora answered immediately, shaking her head. “That was exactly what I thought too when I first saw someone who looked like her. But when I got a clearer look, it was her. She was in the club—and she looked like she was running away from something.” Silence fell over the group as everyone tried to piece the fragments together. “It still doesn’t make sense,” Dreston finally broke the silence. “Why would Tina pretend to be someone else? She loves attention. She loves being seen wherever she goes.” “Unless she was there to see someone,” Daisy said thoughtfully, “and didn’t want to be recognized.” That possibility only deepened the tension. “I’m sorry, I need to get back to work,” Ray said suddenly, still standing. “I’m still on duty. But before I go—let me say this.” He glanced at Dreston. “Whoever attacked Cas

Chapter Seventy-Six: He Belonged To Someone Else.

A soft knock sounded at the door, and it opened gently. Garry was the first to step inside, his expression tense with concern. Aurora followed closely behind him, her eyes still red, sadness clinging to her like a shadow. Daisy came in last, quietly closing the door behind them with a muted click. The two women hurried forward the moment they noticed Cassienne was awake. Dreston rose slowly from his seat beside the bed and stepped aside, giving them space. As Aurora and Daisy reached Cassienne, emotions spilled over immediately—quiet sobs, shaky breaths, hands reaching out to hold hers. Their relief at seeing her consciousness mixed with the fear they had carried all night. Dreston moved away from the bed and met Garry halfway across the room. “Is she okay?” Garry asked in a low voice. “Yes,” Dreston replied. “She’s stable. Just severe pain in her ribs.” Garry exhaled. “That must hurt. But I’m relieved there’s no serious damage. She’ll recover.” Dreston nodded, his gaze d

Chapter Seventy-Seven: Tina Lied To You.

“Good morning, Doctor Ray.” Cassienne greeted him the moment he stepped into the VIP ward. A nurse followed closely behind, pushing a small cart filled with medical supplies. “Good morning, my friend.” Doctor Ray smiled warmly. “I’m glad to hear your voice sounding stronger today.” His eyes studied her briefly before he asked, “So, how are you feeling this morning? Any complaints?” Cassienne tried to adjust her position on the bed, but a sharp pain made her stop. She winced, drawing in a breath. “Easy there,” Doctor Ray said at once. He moved quickly to her side and held her hand to steady her. “What are you trying to do?” “I want to sit up,” Cassienne replied after a slow breath. “Alright,” the doctor said calmly. “Just relax.” He released her hand and turned slightly. “Nurse May?” “Yes, Doctor,” the nurse answered immediately, stepping closer. “Please adjust her bed to a sitting position.” “Right away, Doctor.” Nurse May moved to the side panel of the bed and pressed a bu

Chapter Seventy-Eight: I Didn't Miss You one bit.

“Dreston,” Cassienne began softly. “Why are you telling me all this?” Her voice was soft, almost soothing, but the weight behind her words unsettled him. She wasn’t accusing him. She was genuinely asking—and that made it harder for him. She was right. Why was he telling her all this? He shouldn’t be reopening old wounds or stirring feelings he had no right to touch anymore. Yet, no matter how much he tried to reason with himself, one truth will always stand: he owed her honesty. At least this much. “I just felt you should know,” he said quietly, pushing forward despite the tension that tightened his chest. “You mentioned it the other day. But before I could explain, you hung up.” He paused briefly, then continued, “My father will never approve of my marriage to Tina.” Cassienne listened without interrupting him. Somehow, she knew the truth. But a part of her liked hearing the lies. Well it's what she thought. But another part of her hated it dearly. Because the problem wasn’t t

Chapter Seventy-Nine: Not Interested In Getting Back With Him.

Cassienne followed Corren’s gaze, her brows knitting together in faint confusion. The door had been left slightly ajar, and now it was fully open. Standing at the entrance was Joseph Tremont, Dreston’s father, his tall frame rigid, his face carved into an expression as hard and unreadable as stone. His years in the corporate world had trained his features into permanent authority. By his side stood Abigail Tremont, Dreston’s mother, whose face looked worried despite her efforts to look calm. Abigail clutched a small packed lunch bag in her hand, her fingers tightening around the handle as her eyes immediately found Cassienne on the hospital bed. For a brief moment, Cassienne forgot the pain in her ribs. “Father… Mother,” she said, surprise showing across her face before softening into warmth. A small smile broke through her exhaustion. “You’re here?” Corren and Merrick reacted instantly, rising to their feet out of respect. These were Dreston’s parents—people whose influence ext

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