Chapter 14

The woman was the editor–in–chief of a certain magazine: “I’ve only heard about your boyfriend, but never seen him. It’s quite intriguing.”

Miranda casually adjusted her hair and said tactfully, “I don’t like him appearing in public, so I never let him accompany me to events. But when we get married one day, I’ll be sure to invite you.”

“Keeping it mysterious, huh? Well, then I’ll look forward to it.”

The editor–in–chief turned to see Nina nearby, nodding politely to her. “Nina, nice to see you again.”

Nina also recognized her; they had met before when she wanted to interview Nash. It was through this connection that she succeeded to interview him.

She responded lightly, “Hi, Cally.”

“Do you two know each other?” Cally looked at both of them.

Miranda said, “We do, but we’re not particularly close.”

She deliberately distanced herself from Nina.

Nina followed her lead, saying, “When Miranda returned to the country, the

headlines about her fiancé were so big that Cally got curious. I was curious too, thinking he came back from abroad. But it seems not.”

Cally was puzzled and asked, “Isn’t it?”

“Oh, that was just media speculation,” Miranda said calmly.

She had intentionally orchestrated that report to test Nash, to see if he would care about her having a fiancé. But she heard that night Nash drank quite a bit, indicating he still cared about her.

“My boyfriend has always been in the country, waiting for me for many years. Our relationship is stable, so I would never have an affair with others,” she said, looking directly at Nina, clearly

telling her that regardless of whether they got married or not, Miranda’s

but she was Nash’s rightful wife.

of affection, why aren’t you getting married? What exactly are you waiting for?” Nina looked directly at Miranda. “The media is powerful, and Miranda is popular. Shouldn’t there be some clues? Has Miranda done a good job of keeping things secret? I

passing by recognized Miranda. When her words. came out, they would inadvertently glance at Miranda, subjecting

was also waiting for

hesitated. “Miranda, that’s

dignified, and they all knew that. They had never considered such a thing.

indeed more than a little

man” were like a thorn in Miranda’s heart, hitting her inner defenses. She clenched her fists tightly. “How is that possible? Don’t

didn’t want to become a laughingstock at the

and said, A two hundred–thousand–dollar dress, it’s really extravagant. I wonder if

Cally also asked, “What

seemingly innocent

cheated and spent two hundred thousand dollars

pale, looking

knew very well that no matter how deep Miranda’s feelings were for Nash, as long as her

public figure and wouldn’t risk her future. She wouldn’t want others to know that she loved someone else’s husband.

Nina changed the subject again, “Of course, Miranda, I’m not implying anything about you. It just seems too coincidental. I

someone else’s husband.”

to become too tense. She continued, “I also know Miranda well;

red, but she could only force a smile, “You guys really know

eat. Most people were outside looking at the exhibition, so there. weren’t

was still not

to lose face in front of Nina, so

Nina ignored her.

do you mean?” Miranda’s eyes were red. “Just now, were you hoping for my

a sip of her drink. “If

thoughts, do you think you could still stand in

that we’re separated. If it weren’t for you, I would be the one marrying him. Nash has always loved me, and he’s been waiting for me to come back. Now that I’m here,

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