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She stared at them and asked, “What are you guys talking about? When did I break up, reunite, and get together with Master Carter? When did I have three children with him?” Emmanuel, Dona, and Sonia were stunned. They started exchanging glances. “There’s really something wrong with her brain, right?” “I think so.” “Did she experience some shock and lose her mind?” “...” After that, Sonia turned toward Sylvia. She asked a question to test Sylvia out. “Sylvia, how old are you this year?” Sylvia frowned. “20 years old. Why?” Sonia was stunned. Emmanuel and Dona were taken aback too.

Sarah pointed towards me, “That's why wwe planned the day out to loosen her up.” “But are you sure that's what made you so tense?” seeing Leon caring for me made me smile. He is such a sweetheart, unlike someone. “Yeah Lean, I'm sure I'm fine.” I assured him, “Like Sarah said, I'm an overthinker and that's what makes me more stressed over things, eleven before they occur.” “You gotta chill Eve,” Leon nudged his shoulder with mine,”you're just a teenager, so behave like one. Stop stressing so much.”

She was afraid that the desire, the lust would fade. Cheyenne had never cared or thought twice about how a guy looked at her. Never cared if they lost interest or not because she usually lost it first. Karma had caught up to her. Nick was like a cold glass of water on a hot day but also like a huge slap in the face. A reminder of what she could never have. Never hold on too.

She was trying to completely ruin my reputation. Just when I was at a loss, Blaze called. His voice was calm and steady. "I've seen the articles online. Don't be afraid, and don't respond. Leave it to me." "But..." "Trust me." His simple yet firm response inexplicably reassured me.

Grounded. I don’t knock. I never do. She’s sitting halfway up in bed, blanket drawn over her legs, staring out the window as if the trees might answer her questions. She doesn’t look at me when I enter. “I said I’d come,” I tell her. She shrugs without turning. “Didn’t think you’d remember.” “I remember everything.” I cross the room and sit beside her. Neither of us speaks. The silence stretches between us, not tense—just full. Sonia feels different today. Not physically—her wounds are still healing—but spiritually. She’s unraveling. Afraid. Not of pain. Not even of death.

Before passing out, she heard someone laugh and ask Wilson, "Didn't you infiltrate the Stone family to find the girl who saved you in the mountains so you could repay her? How did you end up whipping someone?" "Belinda Stone, the second daughter of the Stone family, is my savior," Wilson said. "This is the Stone family's eldest daughter. She's obnoxious and out of line—she needs to be knocked some sense into…" Ivory didn't hear the rest of the conversation. She lost consciousness after losing too much blood. While unconscious, she dreamed of an old memory. When she'd been in her teens, she'd once saved a heavily injured special forces soldier in the mountains.

She shrieked, hands flying up too late. The second glass went straight over the brunette’s head. Mia gasped as champagne soaked her dark waves, dripping down her designer top and onto her phone. She stumbled back, sputtering. Sonia screamed—a high, furious sound that cut through the chaos like a siren. Her face twisted in rage and disbelief. “Aaron! What the hell?! Why are you embarrassing me?” “That isn’t the right question. You should ask why are you such a total bitch all the time.” Everyone laughed as Sonia stood there red in fury. She stormed off, heels clicking furiously against the stone as she pushed through the crowd, shoulders rigid, friends trailing after her in stunned silence.

"Mom, she's lost her mind! Adrian and I have been together since college! If it weren't for me and the Sutton family, our family's company would never have grown this much!" Mom and Dad had always favored Vivian. However, now, Mom sneaked a look at my face before saying weakly, "But… you ran away from the wedding, and then you faked your death. All these years, you didn't send a single word back. "There was no bride at the wedding. If your sister hadn't stepped in, the Suttons would've been humiliated. They would never have let that go. Our company would've been finished."

Then, Jim looked at Eva with a playful yet threatening expression in his eyes and thought, ‘I will be sure to remember this girl!’ At the same moment, the director entered the room. "Sonia, are you here? You’re going to sing ‘Reversed Attack’ with Jim for the opening." Sonia couldn’t believe what she heard. ‘What?!’ She couldn’t utter a word but she was already screaming in her mind. The color on her face quickly faded. ‘Why the hell didn’t they inform me in advance?!’ Luckily, she was good at singing. Otherwise, she was already thinking about what a disaster it would be.