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Arnold Lawson.

Hearing that name again sent a surge of hatred through Felicia. She couldn't forget the cold, decisive way he had sent her to prison in her past life. Nor could she shake the memory of him looking down on her, bloodied and barely alive, judging her from above. She didn't even want to look at him. Felicia strode outside just as Eugene pulled up with the car. Without hesitation, she got in.

"Drive," she commanded.

With that, Eugene started the vehicle.

At that moment, Arnold arrived at the Fuller residence in his own car. As their vehicles passed each other, he casually glanced out, momentarily blinded by the morning light. In that brief moment, he caught a glimpse of a flawless profile-a cool, striking, distant beauty- before it vanished.

Arnold got out of his car and turned to look back, but before he could see clearly, he heard Kayla's cheerful voice behind him.

"Arnie!"

Arnold turned, his expression softening with a smile that made his already handsome face even more attractive. He reached out, affectionately ruffling Kayla's hair.

Blushing, Kayla was about to say something when Arnold looked toward the end of the road and asked, "Was that the daughter that Mr. and Mrs. Fuller just brought back?" Kayla froze, suddenly alert. No matter how reluctant she was to admit, Felicia was undeniably beautiful. Just standing there, she effortlessly commanded everyone's attention. Biting her lip, Kayla cautiously probed, "Arnie, have you met her? What do you think?"

"What can I think?" Arnold chuckled, teasing her in his usual tone. "I'm just worried that you, my precious pearl, might be doted on less. I wouldn't want to see you crying as you'll need me to comfort you." "Arnie!" Kayla stomped her foot, but inwardly, she relaxed. Some people were simply irreplaceable.

...

the Fuller residence, Eugene glanced at Felicia in the rearview mirror and

to many expert-level traditional doctors. People flocked

honestly. "I'm going to

Work?

to the Fuller family. Given her previous family background, she must have had her fair share of sufferings. He kindly suggested, "Now that you're back home, you could quit your job. You don't

casually replied, "What others give, they can take away. I can only rely on

returned to the Fuller family? They had discarded her before when it suited them. Only the knowledge,

were stuck, and it seemed a

out of the car. She navigated through the congested traffic and

seem too severe, one of the passengers-a frail elderly

soon. The elderly man was Arnold's

a liking to her and had insisted on tying her to Arnold when the Fuller and Lawson families considered

Felicia distinctly remembered that this incident was supposed to happen after the party, and it was due to

fate were turning, reminding her that no matter how hard she tried to change things, she couldn't

to a sudden stop as the lane

road is blocked ahead, Mr. Russell," the driver

shadow over his sharp, sculpted

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