Heartstrings On Fire

Chapter 571

Upon hearing this, Kevin instantly fell silent.

Agnes had heard about this before.

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Valeria held a significant position in the Thomas family, even surpassing Mr. Berlin.

But her status wasn’t given by the Thomas family, it was earned by her own abilities in the Thomas Group.

Raleign and Kevin were both directors of the Thomas Group, but their positions were only in name with no actual power.

Valeria, however, was the CEO of the Thomas Group, holding true power.

Even within the Thomas family, her words carried heavy weight, second only to the head of the Thomas family.

Raleign changed the topic, “Valeria hasn’t been home for over–half a year, I wonder if she’ll bring her mysterious fiancé for us to meet this time.”

Kevin snorted, “Mysterious? Isn’t he just the CEO of the Tim Group, Jared Whitfield, Ryder’s… uncle?”

Everyone knew a bit about the relationship between Jared and Ryder, but not much.

After all, when Ryder returned to the Thomas family, the rumors about Ryder’s uncle becoming his brother were quickly squashed.

always have a source, and the Thomas family knew it was true.

the head of the Thomas family divorced because he couldn’t stand that Alyssa Whitfield’s brother was actually his son, born when he was just

of the divorce, Raleign and Kevin were young and had only faint memories of their

was a beautiful but cold

day she married their father, she never seemed to

the real reason for the divorce, only remembering that it happened quietly

Jared’s name, Agnes was slightly taken

Valeria’s fiancé

curious, could a person like Valeria tolerate her fiancé

and Valeria once teamed up

everything she wanted, but Valeria couldn’t stop Berlin from being with Laura, who

know what happened

of bringing past people and events back into view.

afternoon, Agnes felt a bit uneasy, as if something bad

so she

is back, should

just

the room, he checked her temperature and said,

shook her

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said, “After dinner, I’ll take you to the

thought Ryder was being overly worried. As a doctor, he often imagined a common cold as