Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 216 A Sliver of Hope

Stanley had taken a shower and was lying on the bed, thinking about the words Stephanie had said to him and everything Melinda had endured in Repulse Bay. His brows unconsciously furrowed.

The beautiful morning glow painted half the sky the next day.

After receiving his nutrient injection, Stanley opened the door to the presidential suite…

“Good morning, sir!” Several well-dressed attendants waited outside and greeted him respectfully.

“No need to follow me. I’ll go out for a walk,” he said before heading toward the elevator.

He wandered around the city after leaving the hotel and found himself taking the path he had gone on with her before he knew it…

His desolation now reflected how happy he felt at the time.

His tall figure appeared somewhat lonely and forlorn amidst the crowd. Navelie was a romantic city, usually filled with couples.

His phone remained on 24/7, but he blocked calls from Monica and Jennifer. He craved some peace and earnestly wanted to relive his beautiful moments with Melinda.

they had held hands before. Even though he didn’t feel like eating. sitting in that

was as if she was sitting across from him, delicately cutting a piece of steak and feeding it to him,

it? Maybe

it strange, for the engagement ring commercial was a hit in Navelic,

and now, he’s here alone?! But they had come here together

After all, it was their private affair. He just had to provide

about an hour, only drinking a glass of red wine, while the food remained untouched. Then, he went

also a must-visit.. Standing at such a height, facing the wind, Stanley leaned on

she was by his side did he feel like he owned

spent the entire day wandering outside, visiting every

in front of that photography studio with a strong vintage vibe in the

into albums. Doing this at the age of 38 might seem somewhat out

only place

hesitation, Stanley walked toward the photography

lasting impression on people. Coupled with his innate charisma, he always managed to

to mention, his recent endorsement of Alice’s debut work had gained

people interested in the jewelry industry remembered him,