Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 66 First Windfall Worth 3 Million

Based on her understanding of Hansen, Seraphina took his somewhat suggestive remark as a joke and largely ignored it. She turned away and sat on the sofa, pouring herself a glass of water. The door remained open.

Hansen chuckled softly and sat down across from her on the sofa. He teased, "Seraphina, are you sure you won't consider me? In terms of looks and family background, I'm not any worse off than Orion. When you married him, we all thought you deserved better." He was right. Orion doesn't deserve her in everyone else's eyes.

Unfortunately, in Orion's eyes, it was she who wasn't good enough for him.

Seraphina poured Hansen a glass of water and leaned lazily against the sofa. She asked, "Do you think I'm a fool?"

She actually felt dejected over a man who wasn't worth it.

"Sort of," Hansen smiled, his eyes particularly captivating.

"Get lost!" Seraphina scoffed. Her mood felt inexplicably better.

Hansen smiled again. He suddenly stood up and walked over to her. Without giving her a chance to refuse, he hugged her tightly. His gaze was serious, and it carried a hint of delight as he looked down at her. Hansen said, "He has no right to make you angry, but Seraphina, I want a chance."

The sudden closeness made Seraphina freeze. The faint scent of sandalwood filled her nose, and her heart raced.

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a little. He said, "Not

so many girlfriends that they could line up around the globe. There will always be someone sweet-talking

replied, "That's all in the past. You know none of it

for comforting me, but

a new one. Besides, Hansen had been a long-time friend; she didn't want to hurt him or lose this

he patted her head, Hansen's gaze was gentle and

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Seraphina cursed silently. She was glad she could

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swept across the room and landed on the smoking pipe on the table that hadn't been put away. She smiled slightly, picked it up, and looked at it.