Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 47 Guilty

The servants at the Dres household managed by Theresa would never divulge Seraphina's lifestyle, Orion had no way of knowing, and Seraphina herself would never say. Hannah bit her tongue in regret. She had let slip too much about the things at home. If her brother found

OUT

woman

Oh well, let him find out. After all, he didn't like that anyway-they were already divorced!

Hannah took a deep breath. She coulda't lose her composure in front of her friends as the Dros family's heiress.

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"Orion. I was just teaching her a lesson. That woman was trying to seduce you."

"Haha! Drop the act already!"

Hansen couldn't hold back a cold laugh and interrupted Hannah. His body was shaking with anger, and he wished he could punch Orion right in the face.

Was this how his family treated the Crass family's cherished daughter?

Ms. Dros, do you truly believe that it is commendable to boast about your own repulsive conduct? Seraphina must have had the worst luck to marry into your family!"

stood firmly in front of Seraphina, his voice icy. Seraphina's three years of unwavering

with you? Honestly, have you two

stopped slandering

"Hannah, shut up!"

painfully, and he was on the verge of being out of

at Seraphina's expression but walked straight to Hannah. His face carried an eerie

you just said

asked through

bit her lip

abroad. When Orion returned, he became a top business prodigy, expanding the company's wealth hundreds of times, which in turn made her, the Dros heiress,

laugh came from the back.

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her with a range of complex expressions. Behind her glamorous appearance, she had endured such a miserable past. Hearing

in a wealthy family was indeed

squeezing sensation. Not only did his friends look down on her, but his

handful of times. Each visit was merely to discuss Jessica's health, so Seraphina would willingly donate blood. He'd politely ask if her allowance was sufficient, leaving a card before departing again. He had thought he was being more than fair, but it was

this moment, he didn't know how to