"Madam, Michael has agreed," Ben reported.


    Debra waved her phone. "I already knew."


    She turned the screen towards Ben, revealing a message from Michael. [Leave it to me.]


    Ben was puzzled but swiftly moved on to the next matter at hand. "The Nichols Group has sent an invitation for dinner tomorrow night. They request the presence of Frazier Entertainment''s top management at the coboration dinner." Debra nodded indifferently. "Let me see the invitation.


    Ben forwarded the invitation to her. Debra nced at the seal, recognizing it as Juan''s insignia.


    "Who else is invited?"


    "All the senior staff from both Frazier Entertainment and Nichols Entertainment, and the media."


    Debra merely sneered, knowing what Juan was up to.


    He liked to manipte public opinion to his advantage. By inviting the media, he was broadcasting his intentions.


    Ben hesitated. "Madam, maybe you should skip this one."


    Debra, however, was undeterred. "No, if he wants me there, I''ll go."


    "But the media..."


    Everyone was aware of Debra and Juan''s divorce. Their meeting now might stir up a media storm, and Ben was genuinely concerned.


    "Since he wants hype, we''ll help him. But it''s not the kind of hype he''s hoping for."


    Debra''s eyes gleamed with a hint of mischief. Ben understood her intent.


    "Okay, I''ll make arrangements."


    As dusk fell, Debra donned a golden gown that entuated her elegance and poise..


    Michael arrived to pick her up, and even though he had seen her dressed up before, he was still struck by her beauty.


    "Do I look good?" Debra asked, twirling gracefully before him..


    Michael smiled slightly. "You look great."


    Since it was a formal event, Michael wore a white suit that made him look like a prince from a modern-day fairy tale.Content rights by N?velDr//ama.Org.


    He opened the car door for Debra with a gentlemanly flourish, and she slid into the back seat while Michael took his ce beside her.


    "I know what you''re nning. Don''t worry, I''ll help you, Michael assured her,


    Debra looked at him, nothing the mature man he had be. It was a far cry from the struggling young graduate she first met.


    Thinking back to her previous life, where Michael was overlooked and struggled for years, her heart. ached. She had pursued her love and support, neglecting her responsibilities to the Frazier Group, which ultimately led to their downfall and her own loss. This time, she vowed not to repeat the same mistakes. She was determined to make up for her debts to Michael and ensure that the Frazier Group thrived under her leadership.


    "Why are you looking at me like that?" Michael noticed her gaze.


    From the very first time they met, Debra''s eyes held a trace of sadness, as if she could see through the entirety of his life.


    Debra replied softly, "I''m just struck by how much you''ve changed in such a short time. It''s quite moving."