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Seraphina paused for a moment, her expression darkening as she realized what he meant by the lost ring. Her expression turned grim.
She cast him a sidelong nce and let out a cold, cutting smile.
"I know! You lost it on purpose.
So, he mentioned the lost ring just to hurt met
Orion, you''re truly ruthless.
However, the countless wounds she had endured had long since forged her heart into an imprable fortress.
Orion''s brow furrowed, and he was about to say something. Hansen noticed the tension from a distance and hurried over.
"Seraphina, my little angell"
Hearing the way he called out to her, Seraphina couldn''t help but smile slightly.
The painful memories Orion had stirred up suddenly felt insignificant.
Only those who dwell in the past suffer.
Hansen wasted no time and wrapped an arm around Seraphina''s shoulder. He cautiously nced at Orion.
"This guy didn''t give you a hard time, did he?"
Would Orion trouble her?
She smiled again, but this time with a touch of sarcasm
"Forget it; I''m tired. I need to head back."
"Let me take you, Hansen offered without hesitation.
Seraphina chuckled and said, "Not today. Benjamin will pick me up. You''re the star of the night; you can''t leave early."
Hansen said, "It doesn''t matter. No one here is more important than you
Hansen took his love-struck foolishness to the extreme, where women were more important than friends,
Without another word, she turned and prepared to leave, but the man behind her suddenly spoke up.
"Seraphina, believe it or not, I didn''t lose the ring on purpose."
His exnation felt heavy and insincere.
She would believe it when pigs flew!
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left everyone in awe.
Hansen walked her to the door and watched her depart
The next day, Thomas entered Seraphina''s office and shared thetest news with her.
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"Mr. Wheeler has posted bail for his daughter. That Odbijana woman from yesterday was also sent back to the embassy: she''ll be deported in a few days." Jane is out.
Seraphina raised an eyebrow and was unsurprised by Natalia''s situation.
This sort of thing wasn''t difficult to handle for the Colombos.
Despite the police detaining Jane, her father''s wealth enabled her to easily secure a reputablewyer and pay bail, thereby granting her some freedom. After all, defamation wasn''t exactly a grave crime.
Seraphina never expected such a minor offense would put Jane behind bars for so long.
Suddenly, her phone rang.
It was Michael.
She answered.
"Ms. Cross, our cpany''s product needs a spokesperson. I have someone in mind that you should
consider."
Seraphina''s eyes lit up: Michael rarely made rmendations.
Who could this be? She was curious.
"Who?"
"Albert. Thanks you, the kid''s been getting a lot of buzztely, and he''s a decent boy. Justin entrusted him to me, so I figure I should give him a little gift for joining ourpany. "Ms. Cross, what do
think?"
Seraphina raised an eyebrow. She remembers that she had only met Albert once, and that encounter resulted in false usations against him.
However, he never spoke out.
He didn''t even try to ride her coattails for attention.
He was, indeed, not the type to be disliked.
Now that she thought about it, she felt a bit guilty.
"Alright, it''s him."
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Seraphina decided directly; there was no need to deliberate.
Albert had already been one of the candidates.
Michael chuckled.
"Ms. Cross, you weren''t waiting for me to rmend him, were you?"
Seraphina cursed under her breath and shot back with coldugh.
"Michael, if your imagination is this vivid, maybe you should write scripts instead."
With that, she hung up on him.
Putting down her phone, she looked at Thomas.
"Albert will be the spokesperson. Contact the legal team and draft a contract."
Thomas nodded, unable to suppress a grin.
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"Fans will definitely ship you two even more now. It looks like this product is guaranteed to be a hit." Seraphina snorted in discontent.
Thomas immediately adopted a more serious demeanor.
"Ms. Cross, you should attend the press conference, too. Avoiding it might only fuel more spection."
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