“He came to me once to ask whether I’ve seen you recently. I told him that I lost contact with you too, and he has not called me since.” Myka then remembered something. “By the way, when Kieran visited me, he left because someone called him. After the call, he told me not to worry about you because
Carol did not talk about her life in the orphanage. Hence, no one knew that miserable past of hers aside from Adam and the rest of the Renae family. Adam was her brother and her savior. He was also her pillar of support for twenty years or so. Now, he was her motivation to keep pushing forward. W
Carol could not understand what he meant. Shouldn’t the chances of Aelia coming back be higher if Kieran were divorced?So, when they returned to Maple Residences, Carol voiced her question. “Are you really going to sign the divorce papers once Aelia comes back?”Kieran’s legs had yet to fully recov
Laverna picked up her handbag and started wiping it. She did not even care about how oily it was. “Carol, I’m going to make you pay for this! Pay for my bag!”She stood up in anger and stormed over to Carol with the stained handbag in her hand. The oil stains on the floor made the floor slippery, a
Myka was furious. “Our reporters worked really hard, you know? They even went to Swisserland to get a scoop on Titus, and they finally did it! But before we could publish it, his assistant stopped us! Hah! He sure was generous. He paid ten million dollars just to buy our silence! Is money simply pap
“Will do.” Carol nodded but felt resigned. Since she got up too quickly, the searing pain between her legs shot up her body. At that moment, she finally realized that she would constantly get hurt while she was in a relationship with Titus.“What’s wrong, Carol?” Myka saw the cold sweat on her fore
“Why are you still being so stubborn?”He gripped her chin tighter and made her wince, but she refused to say that it hurt. Had she not learned her lesson yet?“I told you, stop with the petty tricks in front of me. If you’re hurting, say it. If you’re scared, say it. Stop trying to sweet-talk me w
The assistants whispered among themselves about how “someone’s relative saw it for real” and did not bother to verify whether the rumors were true. That was how the modern age worked. The bystanders never cared about how the rumors would snowball. They just spread them. Even if something had never