Game Over No Second Chances

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Chapter 126

Serena walked right up to Hugh and stopped when she was directly in front of him. She softly called his name a couple of times but received no response.

Although he stood rigidly with his back straight, his gaze fixed on her, it seemed like he didn't hear her at all.

"Mr. Larson?"

She waved her hand in front of him, and only then did Hugh slowly snap out of his daze.

Realizing he had been staring at her for too long, he quickly averted his gaze, clearing his throat with an awkward cough.

"I'm just a bit tired after finishing up work."

It wasn't because Serena's outfit looked particularly stunning today.

Serena, completely believing his excuse, didn't think much of it.

She simply rubbed the back of her neck, uncomfortable with how her hair was styled. She wasn't used to having her hair styled so tightly up without a formal gown.

But Ruth had said this style highlighted her features and made her look even better. Serena couldn't tell the difference but felt a slight chill on her neck.

With that thought, she quickly slid into the car.

His fingers clenched, and he slowly sat beside her, turning

acting like this? Is my outfit really that

her.

of n arrived at the

simply instructed the staff to have a gown ready for Serena, without needing

satin gown. They highlighted her

turned to look at them, and whispers immediately spread around

room.

the kind of woman who deserves to

perfect match.

crowd were endless, and everyone seemed to be genuinely. impressed, unlike the awkward gatherings at previous

families closely associated with the Larson family. Many of them frequently

her head to Hugh, a

forgot to tell you," Hugh

trying to hide the awkwardness of

close ties to the Larson Group. There are also a few family members here. It's a pretty

see," Serena

have to worry about anything tonight just enjoy yourself,"

"Got it."

a few more words in

were observing them closely. Some were surprised at how gentle Hugh was with Serena, while others took

casual conversations than formal introductions. It felt less like an event for