She Took The House The Car And My Heart

Chapter 468:

This realization ignited Hugh’s indignation.

“I’ve decided!” Hugh asserted with unprecedented seriousness. “I must publicly disclose your identity to prevent any misinterpretations.”

“I fully support making your identity known,” Alan chimed in, reinforcing Hugh’s position.

Freya had consistently maintained a low profile, never formally introduced to the public sphere.

Even during Briggs Group’s annual gatherings, Ethel had always served as the family representative.

“That won’t be necessary,” Freya countered, preferring her anonymity. “The current arrangement suits me perfectly—allowing freedom of movement without excessive scrutiny.”

Once her identity became public knowledge, countless responsibilities would demand her attention.

harbored a distinct aversion to meaningless social engagements and frivolous gossip. Above all, she detested becoming a subject of public

fabricate numerous narratives based on unfounded assumptions—questioning why Ethel maintained a public presence while Freya

wanted no part

to prepare for Lionel’s birthday celebration with my dad,” Freya informed

“I must go now.”

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his tone reflecting

disconnecting the call, Freya set her phone aside and resumed eating her fruit, treating the preceding conversation as though

wondering if he had failed to provide Freya with adequate support throughout the

“Mina.”

Freya looked up

Hugh disliked oranges, she hadn’t prepared any

history before asking thoughtfully, “If you could begin again, would you choose to make your identity public from the

the very beginning, she and Kristian might never have had a reason to cross paths—or at the very least, things wouldn’t have ended up like this. Even if Kristian had wanted to make a move, he’d have had to weigh the alliance between their families and all the other complications that came with