Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Julian stood at the edge of the crowd, watching the dazzling woman at the center of it all. Faced with a barrage of questions from reporters and the media, she answered with composure, neither hurried nor boastful. No matter how sharp the questions were, she deflected them with grace and ease.

He suddenly thought that if Aurora had entered the entertainment industry, she would undoubtedly have become a mega-star by now. Thankfully, she had no such intention. Otherwise, more people would have seen her, and Julian could hardly bear the thought of others gazing at his "Little Bunny." He wanted to hide her away, to keep her all to himself.

But deep down, he knew that if he had chosen to clip her wings instead of helping her soar, she wouldn't have become the radiant, joyful woman she was today. While he didn't like others seeing her, her happiness was all that mattered to him. Her eyes, shimmering like rippling water, carried a faint satisfaction that made his heart ache with tenderness.

Although he had helped promote her work this time, her success was ultimately her own. Everything she had achieved was the result of her tireless efforts. How could he not be moved by such a brilliant woman? He knew he would never let her go in this lifetime.

The event lasted most of the day, and by noon, the crowd finally began to disperse. Candy, in a hurry to catch her flight, left before the event had even concluded. Aurora apologized and had Heather take Candy to the airport.

At the Airport

Candy handed Heather her private number, and just like that, the two became friends. Heather was still in a daze-she never imagined she would one day befriend a celebrity like Candy.

"Alright, no need to see me off. I'm leaving now. And remember, don't be so silly in the future," Candy said with a smile as she bid Heather farewell.

Watching Candy disappear into the security checkpoint, Heather felt both relieved and

a little forlorn. Would she ever have the chance to meet her again?

For the first time, Heather realized that while there were celebrities like Susan, who were two-faced, there were also genuine and straightforward people like Candy. Life, she thought, was truly fascinating.

Back at the event, Ian's nerves could finally relax. He hadn't had a proper night's sleep in two weeks. Heather thought of his slightly tired yet excited eyes, and her heart began to race.

So this is love, she thought. Love is when just thinking about someone makes you feel sweet inside.

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