All Chapters of Journey to Supremacy: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Joanna's gaze locked onto Troy, and her brows furrowed instantly. Not this guy again! Just the thought of what had happened between them the night before made her heart ache with a bitter mix of frustration and shame.Troy saw Joanna and grinned. "What's wrong? Changed your mind and want me to take responsibility?"Joanna's face stiffened for a moment before she shot back coldly, "I'd rather die than have you take responsibility. Please watch your words from now on."Troy teased with a smirk, "Come on, don't be so cruel. We had a one-night—" "Shut up!"Joanna's face flushed with anger. She couldn't stand to be near him for another second. Turning to Draco, she quickly said, "Mr. Bowman, I'm really sorry, but I have to go. I'll pay you a visit another time."Without waiting for a reply, she turned and quickly headed to her car, eager to escape.Troy watched her drive off, shaking his head. "What a temper. I told her I'd take responsibility."Draco stood frozen, his mouth agape

Troy furrowed his brows, feeling a twinge of discomfort at the cold, arrogant tone in the woman's voice. Just as he was about to speak, May stood up beside him, her eyes filled with excitement and tears. "Troy, is this really our daughter-in-law? She's absolutely gorgeous!" Gordon's face lit up with a proud smile, his eyes reddening slightly. "Troy, we're blessed! Finding a woman like this... The rest of the family is going to be so proud!"May wiped away her tears, quickly turning to Gordon. "Honey, go get some water for the lady. I'll bring out the chairs."Gordon, with effort, leaned on his cane and made his way toward the house, his face beaming with joy. May hurried inside, grabbed a few chairs, and rushed back to where the woman stood. With a polite, almost fawning smile, she said, "Sweetheart, I found you a chair. Please, sit down."The woman gave May a long, cold stare, her eyes narrowing as she scanned May from head to toe. Without saying a word, her face grew increas

Troy couldn't shake the image of her beautiful face from his mind.She was the woman who had lain beside him that very morning, the one who had spent the night with him.To his astonishment, she was in truth his fiancée. His emotions were a whirlwind, mixed with confusion and a sense of fate playing its hand. He never expected it would be Joanna, let alone that she would actually stand up and honor their engagement.He could still recall her cold, distant demeanor from this morning. Yet here she was, standing before everyone, declaring their marriage pact.A thousand thoughts raced through his mind as he watched Joanna walk toward him, the soft fragrance of her presence filling the air. As she stood beside him, he could see a multitude of emotions flicker across her face, her eyes betraying a complexity he couldn't quite understand.On the way here, Joanna had received details about her fiancé: his name, his photograph, and his background. When she learned who Troy really was, it

Joanna's once vibrant, luscious lips were now as pale as death, and her body trembled uncontrollably. Without hesitation, Troy reached out and grabbed her wrist. After a moment, his expression softened with realization, and he quickly pressed two fingers to a spot just below her abdomen.Immediately, Joanna's body ceased shaking, and the color returned to her face as her breathing evened out. In just a few moments, the coldness that had gripped her body melted away, and she seemed to return to normal.Looking at him in amazement, she whispered, "What just happened?""You're anemic," Troy explained gently, his voice calm but firm. "And on top of that, you've been under a lot of stress. You haven't been eating regularly, have you?"Joanna furrowed her brow. "How do you know all this?"Troy gave her a faint smile. "I know a bit of medicine. It's easy to tell."Joanna blinked in disbelief. "Y-You know medicine? I never would've guessed!"Troy chuckled softly, "The top doctors you'

At the southeast corner of the Skeldon estate stood a massive ancient tree, its trunk so thick it could easily be wrapped by two people. Troy furrowed his brow, sensing that something was off about the tree as a strange, unsettling feeling washed over him. He glanced at Joanna before asking in a low voice, "Honey, has this tree always been here?"Joanna paused in her tracks and shot him a glare. "Can you stop calling me honey?"Troy grinned and replied casually, "Well, we've got to keep up appearances, don't we? Otherwise, people might get suspicious."Joanna clenched her teeth, clearly frustrated, but decided not to argue with him. She looked at the tree and then explained, her voice softening, "That tree was moved here about six months ago. Grandpa had it brought from somewhere—no one knows exactly where. It's supposed to be very rare. Why?"Troy squinted, his eyes narrowing thoughtfully. "Nothing. I just think it looks beautiful.""Of course, it's beautiful. Grandpa spent a