Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 1094:

“Kamila is stubborn. She won’t rest until she gets what she wants. I’ll inform the police and interrogate the Aston family’s driver to see if I can extract any useful information,” Marisa said, standing up and adjusting her uniform. “You might need to stay put for a while. Stay in touch, and call me if anything comes up.” Eileen got up and escorted Marisa out.

Outside the door, Marisa gave Eileen her phone number. “Kamila’s family has lost their influence. She doesn’t have the power she once did. If I can gather enough evidence, I’ll clear your name. Don’t worry; I’m here to support you.” Marisa then gave Eileen a reassuring pat on the shoulder. Despite the genuine care, Eileen found it hard to feel close to her due to her authoritative presence.

“Thank you,” she said.

Marisa sighed before turning and walking away. After exchanging a few words with her colleagues, she and the others got into their cars and drove off.

Once their cars were out of sight, Eileen turned back to the villa, only to overhear Leyla whispering to Bryan, “Don’t worry, Bryan. We’ll return to Onaland soon enough. Encourage Eileen to start having children once we get there. Make sure she’s in good health, and I’ll do my best to make sure she has two kids within three years.”

comes first, but I see your point. I’ll leave it

I’m able. You two can have as many babies as you like, and Eileen’s foster mother can lend a hand too. I’ve spoken to her twice already, and she’s on board with the idea of Eileen having more

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let out an intentional cough, trying to remind Bryan and

and your mother grew up together. They were close, and Marisa used to stay in

what had just

the years, she sacrificed multiple opportunities for promotion

several days and didn’t return to work until after the funeral. However, it might have been related to her grief. Marisa was not very expressive and always

passing, but to her surprise,