Chapter 150

Chapter 150 I Simply Dislike Her

Vivien's face was clouded with frustration, but she couldn't deny the truth that gnawed at her-she was indeed at fault.

Still, the mere thought of losing all the fruits of her hard work because of Freya sent ripples of unease through her mind.

After a long, hesitant pause, she finally broke the silence, her voice laced with uncertainty. "Do you think Mr. Briggs will accept me again after this?"

Cheryl studied her for a moment, her gaze sharp but silent.

She knew exactly what kind of man Hugh was. Given the mess Vivien had made of things before, it was unlikely he would so easily offer her forgiveness.

"You should first get a handle on your behavior," Cheryl advised after a heavy silence. "One wrong move, and it could all come crashing down. I hope you understand that."

Vivien swallowed her frustration, the words stinging but necessary.

Days passed in a blur, with Freya balancing her work between Briggs Group and Anita International Group.

While Melvin had taken over most of the workload, Freya, as the owner of Anita International, still had matters that required her personal touch.

As for Kristian, after their last encounter at the shooting club, he seemed to vanish into thin air, as if honoring his vow not to disturb Freya until he had surpassed her in shooting.

Time marched on, and before long, the 10th arrived.

It was a Saturday.

Ethel, Freya, and Hugh were all present. As they kept an eye on the time, Hugh led his daughters to the restaurant he had reserved for the occasion.

Despite his calm exterior, Hugh was still feeling that gnawing anxiety.

After a few moments of indecision, he said, "If you're not feeling up to it, just let me know. We can always

reschedule."

"It's fine," Freya answered with a quiet, assured calm.

Her words should have put him at ease, but they didn't. The nervous energy still hung in the air, and he couldn't shake the feeling that she might be displeased by something later.

Nevertheless, he genuinely hoped for her support.

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the house had become eerily silent, a

restaurant, greeted

room.

in an

swung open, Freya's gaze immediately landed on the woman

had been over two years since she'd last seen Cheryl with such

private

come sit here," Hugh said warmly. "Let me

introductions smoothly, but Freya interrupted with a quiet correction, "Not Mina. I'm

made Hugh realize, instantly, that Freya didn't want others calling her by her nickname. He reintroduced them

it was time for the

dinner, Cheryl was careful, her actions laden with

Ethel noticed this, exchanging a quiet glance that spoke volumes. It

Cheryl offered with a gentle smile,

refused, "Thank you.

sent a ripple of

everyone could sense the distance between

meal, no one had truly enjoyed their food-not even Freya, who wasn't usually difficult

reached a critical juncture. Hugh, sitting next to Cheryl, felt the weight of the

no objections," Ethel replied casually, her tone

her eyes, Cheryl

happy, Ethel was at

to Freya, his expression uncertain. "Mina, what

formal and distant.

serene, her expression never wavering. "Go

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Freya's clear, piercing gaze met Cheryl's without

off guard, while Ethel blinked

head softly. "I didn't know her, but I've heard

unreadable, but it was quickly masked.

Freya answered calmly, her usual

air growing thick and oppressive, as

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