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“I’ll

go check on Mr. Hanson,” Rebecca said, deliberately using the formal title instead of “Stephen.” “He got

hurt because of me, so I should-”

“I’ll have someone look after him,” Jeffrey replied, his eyes lingering on her injured ankle and his brow furrowing. He added pointedly, “Our family’s affairs aren’t something you need to concern yourself with, Ms. Jensen.”

With that, he left the hotel alongside Stanley. Rebecca stood there for a long moment, a heavy weight settling in her chest.

“There’s nothing else to do here. You should go check on Mr. Stephen Hanson’s condition on behalf of PrimePlay Technologies,” Jason said, keeping his tone neutral with others around.

He added, “Let me know if there’s any change. I’ll join you once I’ve wrapped things up here.” Rebecca nodded.

Jason had his secretary take her over. As she left, the crowd, shaken by the earlier incident, began to buzz with speculation about how the situation would be resolved.

“Get the hotel manager over here,” Jason ordered immediately. “We need to figure out what caused this accident.”

**

As Rebecca stepped outside just as Jeffrey and Stanley’s car was leaving, she wasted no time having Jason’s secretary tail them.

Stanley spotted her in the rearview mirror and said to Jeffrey, “I think that’s Rebecca behind us.”

Jeffrey’s expression grew even colder. ‘Why does she keep getting more rebellious?‘ he thought in annoyance.

“If something happens to Stephen this time, your parents are definitely going to go after Rebecca.” Stanley blurted out, totally thrown by the dramatic turn. “Seriously, how does a perfectly good chandelier just drop out of nowhere like that?”

Jeffrey’s gaze was chillingly calm. “Someone did it on purpose.”

Stanley blinked in confusion. “Did he just say it was deliberate? What do you mean?”

Jeffrey answered, “I’ve already told Gregory to start digging into it.” He’d messaged Gregory the second that the chandelier had crashed down on Stephen.

There was no way that was just some random accident. “We’ll have answers once he finishes checking everything out,” Jeffrey said.

was even more baffled now. He wondered, ‘Everything was fine, so why did Stephen stir up all this drama? There’s nothing to be gained from this, not a single

hospital, Stephen was already in

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back was pretty messed

and Stanley, heading straight for his secretary. “How’s Stephen? What did the doctor

after all,

“Mr. Hanson-” Bernard began.

her toward an empty room. With a loud

worry and frustration. She couldn’t stand how unreasonable

out of this?” Jeffrey said curtly,

it only fair that I check on him?” Rebecca shot back, refusing to back down. “You said there’s nothing between us anymore.

“Does it really make you happy to

and didn’t answer. She knew there

a moment and spoke seriously. “There’s more to this than meets the eye. That chandelier falling was probably staged, his plan

been hiding above the ceiling like that. If something suspicious had

this effect, we modified the chandelier in advance and

just wanted to keep her distance. “Do you have any real evidence?” she asked

replied, “Gregory’s

Rebecca said deliberately. “Whatever battle is going on between you and Stephen, that’s your problem, not mine. But Stephen got

pushed him back, trying to put space

Jeffrey pressed, keeping his voice low and

proof. But that doesn’t change that Stephen saved

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to let him see

recently and knew that Jeffrey hadn’t given up on his desire to have both her

might as well use this to shatter his image of her. By focusing on protecting Stephen and using cold, distant words, he would eventually see

her. Maybe he’d treat her like she was nobody, and finally cut her out

are you just

pushed me out of the way tonight, I’d be the one

finished gathering the evidence, he would have slammed something in her face to show her what

way,” Rebecca

frustration and finally stepped aside. Rebecca yanked open the

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