Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 234 Survival on the Deserted Island

No one would ever understand how Orion's heart felt like it was being hollowed out, piece by piece, when he heard the news about Seraphina.

He felt as though someone had torn away his very soul.

Ramona gazed at his most prized grandson. Orion was exceptional, decisive, and ruthless-a man who had made the Forbes list a permanent residence within just a few short years. Yet, was he really willing to throw it all away for a woman?

"Guard the door well. Don't let him take a single step outside this room!"

Ramona placed an order before turning to leave.

He couldn't let that woman ruin an heir whom he had painstakingly nurtured, even if extreme measures

were necessary.

Time heals all wounds, he thought. Eventually, Orion would face reality and move on.

By then, the woman would no longer matter.

The air was thick with silence and coldness.

No one dared to leave their posts, but they all feared Orion's potential for a fierce rebellion.

Everyone could feel the immense sorrow radiating from him-a grief so deep it seemed to seep from his very bones, tugging at their own hearts.

gave way to a moment of fragility and deep regret. "I regret it, Seraphina. I regret

reached the door, froze in his tracks. He wore a complex expression

room was deathly quiet; even

this. He had always been confident, proud,

he was admitting defeat and regret over a single

clear this woman meant more to him

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twenty minutes, Seraphina felt her legs go numb.

destination, the rain had just

sound of the waves crashing against the shore grew louder, the wind whipping fiercely, and the ocean roared as it pounded

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their feet, making it difficult to

Finished

with determined strength,

he was accustomed to

some rocks on a hillside, Kaveh pushed aside a boulder nearly half as tall as a man, revealing

Seraphina, who stood there in shock, before ducking

A hidden space?

was just big enough for two people, with seawater trickling down through cracks in the rock, leaving