Shining Bright After Rebirth

Chapter 728 A Press Conference

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Diana had left a bedside lamp on. She was sleeping deeply, her steady breathing making the room feel cozy and warm.

Steven knew she was a heavy sleeper. He carefully slipped into bed, pulling the soft blanket over them both and pressing close to her.

Lying beside her, holding her warm, soft body, he knew he’d sleep well tonight.

No childhood nightmares would haunt him. None of that messy baggage would surface.

Steven realized that despite having only shared a bed twice, he was already addicted to her presence.

He was addicted to Diana’s pure and passionate nature.

Steven’s cold and lonely heart found peace in this moment. As he drifted off to sleep, a smile played on his lips.

Diana woke to the urgent ringing of her phone the following day.

She had slept deeply last night, utterly oblivious to the world around her. If there was one good thing about her, it was that she always slept soundly and woke up refreshed.

She fumbled for her phone on the nightstand and answered, her

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are you still sleeping? Quick, check the

still groggy- winter always made

and looked out the window. Finally, there was some sun today, though it was blindingly

you doing up so early instead

“Diana,

shot up in bed, asking in surprise, “What do you mean all hell’s

it.”

appreciated how Diana. usually wasn’t boy–crazy. “Diana, Queenie’s

slightly, remembering Queenie’s words about” giving her quite a

on the news

ten in the

surprised she’d slept in so

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that Queenie had held

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pink coat. Her tears made her look. utterly pitiful. What a perfect picture

father for abandoning her. Ever since she returned to the Marsh family, she’s been plotting against me. This time, she’s gone too far, willing to destroy my reputation, ruin my life, and sabotage my upcoming film just to bring me

information about my pregnancy and collaborated with Mrs. Foliot to attack me. I was just a baby when all this happened. I had no say in what occurred. I understand it’s unfair that she was taken away by our father and abandoned. Growing up in the countryside has made her