Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown

Chapter 174

"I hope L.S. Entertainment can continue to support young people who want to

make a name for themselves in the entertainment industry but don't have much money," Serena said softly.

Samuel let out a small sigh.

L.S. Entertainment was, after all, Serena's passion project. Even though she had stepped away, she still cared deeply about it.

"I promise I will," he replied sincerely.

"And there's something else," Serena continued. "I've set aside a portion for my own retirement."

Samuel chuckled. "That's the right move. Do what you can, but don't give everything you've got."

"Will it still be anonymous?" he asked.

"Yes," she confirmed.

then." Samuel started the car and drove Serena

doors closed slowly, Serena smiled to herself. Samuel was the most respectful person she had ever met. It wasn't that he was old-fashioned, but he truly respected others. He

and she quickly took out

switch and turned on the light, only to

on the living room sofa. The light from the room cast shadows on his face, making his features appear even more chiseled. His fingers drummed lightly on his knee, betraying a hint of impatience. When he saw

how did you

the building management open the door

what on earth do you want?" Serena

a question I should be asking you," Aaron said, stepping closer and gently lifting

do you mean?" Serena pulled away, her back

his fingers together, still feeling the warmth of her skin. "Haven't you always wanted to leave me? So, I gave you a chance. You've been spending time

looked at him,

straightforward. No one

laughed. "Oh really? And what exactly do

of being Mrs. Vance," Aaron replied. "That kind of honor is far more tangible than

love," Serena countered, locking eyes