Love's Redemption (Chris and Maddie)

Chapter 902

Chapter 902

What an entrance!

Everyone turned to look at the source of the bold voice. A tall woman strutted in, dressed in a mix of luxury and extravagance: a fur coat on top, leather pants on the bottom, and a pair of oversized sunglasses perched on her nose. No one seemed to recognize her, and whispers began to ripple through the courtyard.

"Who is she?"

One of the bolder ones shot Hayden a look and joked, "Is this one of your unresolved affairs?"

Unfazed, Hayden replied calmly, "She's not here for me."

Keira, however, wasn't surprised by the woman's sudden appearance. Nor did she hold back. "Who are you, and why would we need to notify you?"

This remark drew curious glances toward her. The woman, unfazed, swayed her hips dramatically and smirked. "You're acting all high and mighty already, and you're not even Mrs. Hart yet?"

Her words immediately shifted the attention to Hayden. It was a clear jab at him for not having formally married Keira yet, suggesting he'd shortchanged her for a wedding.

married or not," Keira retorted with a grin. And maybe take off those massive sunglasses. People might think you've got a

off, and I'll just drink tea and enjoy the view by myself," Keira replied, gesturing toward the beautiful courtyard. "Not

sighed dramatically, shaking her head. "How do you all put up with her? I don't see how anyone

removed her sunglasses, revealing a

group. It wasn't just her striking beauty that caught everyone

the Drago family," someone murmured, glancing at Keira with confusion. "Surprised, huh?" she teased, striking

you ever not pretty?" Keira replied

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up. "That's why I like you-always speaking the

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all the drama and chaos she had been through, Sasha still remained herself-bright, carefree, and unapologetically vibrant. She was living the kind of life most people envied but didn't have the courage to pursue. "I didn't expect you to show up here," Keira admitted. "How did you

search online, and voilà," she said, casually waving her hand. Her gaze wandered across the courtyard. "I

you," Keira said with a nod. "What

leaning in close and

thoughts immediately jumping

the wrong idea. "Well, your phrasing doesn't exactly help," Keira said dryly. Then, remembering her daughter, she added, "You've got Nina to think about. Set a good example for her, will you?" At the mention of her daughter, her playful demeanor faltered. A shadow crossed

her head, a bitter smile tugging at her lips. "She just doesn't like me anymore. Everything I say or

a sweet, well-mannered child. "What did you do to upset