Snatched A Billionaire To Be My Husband by Shabi's pen

Chapter 387 Innocence

They all turned around simultaneously and spotted Cora elegantly walking toward them in an evening gown, holding a wine glass.

She was naturally beautiful, and she had put in extra effort to look stunning that day, so she was the center of everyone’s attention.

In an instant, Eason found himself stunned by her beauty once again, momentarily forgetting the lively atmosphere around him and his past with Cora.

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He felt like he was transported back to the time when he and Cora were deeply in love, and she was coming on a date with him. He was filled with joy as he saw a promising future ahead of them.

It wasn’t until she walked up to Byron and gracefully linked arms with him…

At that moment, Eason snapped back to reality from his beautiful reverie, and he also felt Mia’s chubby hand squeezing his waist in dissatisfaction.

Right away, he was reminded of the harsh reality he was in.

“Mrs. Hansen, you look mesmerizing today.”

Unaware of his nephew’s internal strife, Byron offered Cora a sincere compliment.

Cora replied courteously. “Mr. Hansen, you look great too.”

Their mutual compliment and affectionate demeanor toward each other only fueled Eason and Flora’s frustration.

But they didn’t expect that after displaying their affection, Byron suddenly turned back and reminded Eason.

aunt is here. You should say hello to

demurely, seemingly anticipating Eason to address her

Cora and Byron

to ease the tension upon

some time to get used to the change in your

she was defending her

wasn’t letting Eason off so easily, even though she had

thirty and about to become a

laced

had talked back at Eason, the

it weren’t for her strained relationship with Byron and

“Eason will always be my son no

and you can call him whatever you want. Just don’t poke your nose

words confused Lydia momentarily, and she wondered,

glancing at Eason,

let you off the hook

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Chapter 387 Innocence

that, he took Cora to meet the other family elders and

and Lydia

Uncle Byron overheard what you said about Cora just

boy, casually shifted the blame onto others,

hearing was

you never gotten intimate