Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown

Chapter 75

The celebration party for Vance Holdings was being held at the most luxurious hotel in Alderburg-Cloudcrest City. This hotel was not just any hotel; it was a landmark of Alderburg, renowned for its unique architecture. Its asymmetrical shape, with large ends and a narrow middle, made it famous worldwide. Standing at a towering height of 600 meters, it offered a breathtaking view of the entire city.

However, staying here didn't come cheap. The costs were among the highest in the nation, with a single night running into hundreds of thousands, if not more. This was why every Vance Holdings employee who received an invitation showed up eagerly. They had heard whispers that Mr. Vance was going to make an important announcement tonight.

"Do you think he'll announce the new vice president?" someone speculated.

"I doubt it. Mr. Vance usually leaves those decisions to Victor. I think he might be announcing a wedding," another replied.

"True, he was quite protective of Miss Lynwood recently. Maybe it's her?" someone suggested.

"I think it's Miss Sullivan. Didn't you see her name on the invite list?" another added.

As the chatter continued-

the ballroom swung open. Serena, dressed in elegant attire, appeared at the entrance, drawing all eyes to her. The room buzzed with disbelief. Though she rarely visited Vance Holdings, everyone there knew of her. But the confident, stylish Serena before them now was a world

The hotel was bustling with people, making it easy to slip away unnoticed,

guessed half of it right. While Vivian was indeed bitter about having to apologize, what really irked her was that her mother refused to believe Aaron had made her do it. Vivian's complaints had fallen on deaf ears, leaving her frustrated. But with Serena at the party tonight, Vivian had prepared a little surprise for

Vivian quickly masked her malice,

noticed and smirked slightly. She just

withdrew to a quiet corner and pulled out her phone, sending a message to

is the car

plan was to slip out of the celebration unnoticed and leave Alderburg behind. Where she would go, she wasn't sure, but

instantly:

you, Samuel,"