A Life Debt Repaid

Kyle shook his head, his eyes fixed on the adorable yet docile Noel Sachs as he said mildly, “We’ve broken up. The annulment would just be a matter of time. Sorry to keep you waiting again, Noel.”

“No, it’s alright.” Noel shook her head, her eyes twinkling with tenderness. “I’ll be happy as long as I’m with you, Kyle.”

Kyle’s heart certainly turned into mush from her tameness—he was right to choose her!

Still, he restrained himself and said, “I was just going to visit Cordy, but she was with another man—that firefighter from last night.”

“Old habits die hard, huh? You should have dumped her from the start! She doesn’t deserve you!” Simon snapped shortly.

Kyle nodded—Cordy was certainly too filthy!

“Honestly, let’s not bother with her already. She can do whatever she likes—I’ll just pretend I never had such a shameless daughter!” Simon scoffed ruthlessly at the mention of Cordy before changing the topic of conversation. “I heard a while ago that John Levine, the scion of Levine Ventures, has just returned to the country. You should meet as Starstream Group’s CEO when you have the chance, Noel.”

“Are you letting me take over the company, Dad?” Noel asked a little excitedly.

After all, Cordy’s mother was the one who founded Starstream, and this meant that she would be taking what Cordy desired most.

“Thank you, Daddy! I won’t let you down!” She hurried and showed her determination.

“Of course I trust you,” Simon said affectionately.

“By the way, the Levines are the richest family in the city, aren’t they? John was also said to have a child abroad, but there’s nothing known about the mother?” Noel asked in curiosity.

Simon nodded. “Word is that his grandfather Alan Levine was taken ill, and Alan has asked John to return and take over the family business. John’s been bringing the Levines’ business in the foreign market to new heights, and his acumen for business was said to match even Alan’s. You’re around the same age, Kyle, so try to make his acquaintance—the Levines basically own North City, after all.”

“I’ve spoken to my father about it myself—I will visit the Levines once John formally takes over,” Kyle said humbly.

“He’s only twenty-seven, right?! But he’s already so young and successful… I wonder what he looks like?” Noel murmured to herself just then.

to meet him then,” Kyle said as he watched her. “What, are you

in you, Kyle… I think he must be ugly, which was why he got dumped! He probably looks like those middle-aged

at that, as they

…

was a stark contrast to the cheerful atmosphere in Sachs

herself to cry over an hour over Kyle, who

a man in his fifties entered the

Sachs,” the old man greeted her respectfully. “I am John Levine’s valet, but

They are professionally trained maids that Mr. Levine has brought to assist you, and you may order them around as you require

he instructed, “Girls, present Ms. Sachs’ lunch,

that would serve as Cordy’s overly scrumptious lunch on her overbed table, even holding out her knife and fork with both hands, respectfully.

far for her, especially since the fire at

and fork while

recording everything while observing Cordy closely. “Apologies if the food isn’t to your taste. May I

moment, but she then slowly

writing down in his notebook: Ms. Sachs

wrote, he looked up again at the dishes Cordy ate, and summed

lunch, Winston presented her with a

contained a mobile phone equipped with

thanked Winston, and he left without lingering since his job was done.

stayed since they were

a wheelchair and wheeled

keep promises, not to mention that there were matters she felt she should discuss directly

door to the next

towering form appeared before her.

legs long—the sleeves of his white shirt were rolled up, revealing his chiseled hands.

just then that he was bandaged around

had carried her in his