Never Again Yours (Isadora and Magnus)

Chapter 304

Julissa lifted her chin and, with an air of superiority, hooked her arm through Eric's. "Well, looks like dinner's off. Let's go, darling."

Without another word, the two of them swept out of the room.

Deanna was so furious her head spun and her chest ached.

The butler hurried in from the foyer, steadying her just in time to keep her from collapsing.

"Victor! Do you have any idea how much damage you just did to the Fitzgerald family? You just handed over the GL Group's entire stake, just like that! If your grandfather heard about this, it'd kill him!"

"And what about your uncle? We could've resolved everything with a simple marriage alliance, but you just had to turn it into a disaster!"

Victor lounged in his chair, looking thoroughly unbothered. He finally stood up, his tone casual. "Grandmother, I told you-I'm not marrying for business. You just never listened."

A flash of cold anger passed through Deanna's eyes. She shouted, "Don't tell me

this is still about Isadora! Can't you see? That woman is just using you!"

Victor didn't reply. He turned and walked out without looking back.

*

Isadora stepped out of the restroom, washing her hands at the sink.

stalls, she overheard

hear who's in the most

"Who?"

And that imposing foreigner with

he's the prince's future

prince already has someone

arrange matches that keep them

I even looked it up online-the prince's fiancée's family is this

wedding's going to be the event of the century.

you'd have to win the birth lottery! You think just anyone gets to marry

hands, only turning off

red from scrubbing them

face unreadable, eyes fixed on the floor as

didn't notice the slight step

and she stumbled forward, about

arm wrapped firmly around her waist, pulling her up short. She found herself pressed

of

looked up and found herself staring into a face so striking,

voice echoed down the hallway. "What were you thinking about, walking around without watching where you're

Victor's deep eyes, Isadora felt a sharp ache in her chest-not

a pause, she finally said, "Thank