Comeback Of The Adored Heiress

Chapter 1410:

Lilyana was frozen in place, her mind spinning.

She had never once considered that Calan saw her as anything more than a friend. Not even for a moment.

But now… now that he said it—saying he liked her—she realized something. She wasn’t repulsed by it. And when she met his eyes, filled with a melancholy warmth, she found that the words of rejection wouldn’t come.

Lilyana parted her lips, ready to give Calan her answer, but before she could speak, he suddenly recalled Collier’s words.

Lilyana hadn’t quite developed a romantic mindset yet. He could confess his feelings, but he needed to give her time—time to process, to adjust, and to truly understand before expecting any kind of response. So, Calan spoke first. “I know this is a lot to take in all at once. You don’t have to answer me right now. Just take your time, think it over, and let my sincerity speak for itself. But don’t reject me right away, okay?”

Lilyana, who had been just about to say yes, fell silent.

him, weighing his words. Since he wasn’t in a rush for an answer, it would be wiser to wait. That way, she could test the

exams, Lilyana and Calan chose to attend the same university—she majored in finance, while he pursued law. Time flew by quickly, and on the day after Lilyana’s

love for each other that night and made a promise—to get engaged in

along with Calan’s parents, all knew

met the girl who had influenced their son so profoundly, they took an instant liking to her. They expressed their gratitude, showered her with heartfelt blessings, and

Andrew had watched Calan grow up alongside their children. They had long seen the care he had for Lilyana and trusted him as a good

Calan had a different perspective on certain things. He was so

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took on the heavy responsibility of running the Klein Group, while Calan built his own law firm. Within a

their lives were peaceful and content. Not long after, Collier entered

to oversee every detail or keep everything in order. Rather than handling the company’s affairs from the top,