Faux Vows, True Desires

Meanwhile, at the Anderson household

Under a big tree, a few elderly people were looking at a stack of photos they'd just received.

"The camera's resolution is pretty crappy; it didn't capture Keith's bravery," Patrick Anderson commented.

"And it didn't do justice to Lucy's beauty," Savannah chimed in.

"Who took these? They made my granddaughter look unflattering," Mason Moore grumbled.

Everyone agreed, "Lucy is actually much prettier in person. Although the interaction between Lucy and Keith is really sweet, it warms the heart."

Madison Moore studied the photos and said, "Watching them interact reminds me of Ike and Lucy. They're the same, always bickering, but actually very close."

"Ike always talks about Lucy; he really adores her."

The two elders of the Moore family started reminiscing about their grandchildren's time together.

Keith and his mom followed Lucinda to the Serendipity Cafe.

it was his sister's doing. If Stefan wasn't going to act, he'd

Nathan had returned to Skywatch, he was still keeping a close eye on Pinehurst since his wife and children

was furious. He didn't know who had the guts to use his children for their schemes and

in the middle of the night, had everyone prepare at dawn, and, including his elderly parents, took a few private jets straight

with her, anyone could tell they were

acknowledge his daughter

know that Lucinda was not someone to be trifled with. She was a Blue, entitled to a vast inheritance. He was going to deal with those who looked down on his daughter

his daughter was

wasn't good enough for Stefan, he would brandish

waiting for the drama to unfold,

who cared for his daughter was rushing over with

Lucinda to be thrown out by

of the underdog, Ruby was currently in her car. She parked near the Serendipity Cafe. To get a better view, she brought binoculars and kept an eye on the cafe. Sitting next

too intimately, but they didn't do anything excessive. You're accusing them of having an affair; how many couples in the world are innocent? You spent so much money hiring people to attack Lucinda online; what's the point? Stefan loves her; he's not easily fooled, and I bet he's investigating now. Once he finds evidence proving it was you, we'll have a hard time in Pinehurst." "Mom, stop it; it's done. What's the point of saying this now? I can't stand it; I want to make things difficult for them. Even if I can't break them up, making Lucinda the target of criticism makes me happy. The fear of public opinion is real; no matter

Ruby decided to do this, she

the video online, at first glance, it was just paparazzi news, unrelated to