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

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“What did you misunderstand?” Sally questioned.

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“It’s not exactly a misunderstanding. It’s more like I’ve overestimated my importance. I’m not as important to certain people as I thought. I can easily be replaced,” Cora said, taking the last sip of her drink from the glass.

She was laughing at herself.

She was making fun of herself, laughing at that she believed Byron had come to the Royal Club’s fourth floor just for her, ridiculing her assumption that he had brought the drinks for her.

However, Elena’s timely appearance from his private room shattered her presumptions.

Cora repeatedly reminded herself, thinking, “Even without Byron, I survived for four years, didn’t I? So, there’s no need to make a big deal out of it.”

Yet, she couldn’t ignore the overwhelming emptiness in her heart. It felt like something had been scooped out, leaving her feeling miserable. In a desperate attempt to numb the pain, Cora poured another glass of alcohol and gulped it down.

Seeing Cora so distressed, Sally decided to throw caution to the wind and join Cora in drinking.

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As a result, both of them ended up getting heavily drunk.

By the time the party ended, Sally and Cora were utterly intoxicated.

Tyler had to ask Matt to take Sally back while he took it upon himself to see Cora safely back to the Yoris Mansion…

morning, Cora awoke in an

peacefully

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cheek, she

As

per

plan, she had planned to take Martin to

Nora suddenly acquired several kindergartens, Cora decided to let

environment.

to reveal Martin’s identity,

but when she saw Cora’s determination, she

ready and came

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she noticed that Sara was already busy in

Sara saw Cora, she quickly brought a hangover remedy, asking, “Does your head hurt? Here,

the hangover, Cora

not good for your health,”

eyes, and her complexion had lost its usual luster, a classic sign of staying

suddenly recalled her hazy state last night and

water, wiping her face,

have been Sara taking care of

for and pitied was something Cora

yet profoundly touching, resonating with

emotions.

she wasn’t living in this