Sweet Submission: Reclaiming Her Love

Chapter 26 Leave In Tears.

Ignoring him, Corynn hurriedly made her escape, Elliot’s sudden appearance sending a wave of unease washing

over her.

What the hell was Elliot doing here? Was he worried that she’d be mistreated?

She shook her head with a sneer, finding her far–fetched theory laughable.

Because she knew exactly what kind of person Elliot was. After all, she hadn’t forgotten the pain he caused her

three years ago.

Once she found a quiet spot, Corynn took a moment to gather her bearings and pulled out a vial of eye drops

from her bag. With a sorrowful expression and red–rimmed eyes, she left the club “in tears.”

As expected, a journalist snapped a photo of her as soon as she ran out, like a predator that had been eagerly anticipating its prey.

Every move she made was being watched- which was exactly what she wanted.

At the door to her house, she ran into Jason–or rather, it seemed like Jason had been waiting for her.

red eyes and tear–streaked cheeks, Jason frowned in concern. “Corynn, you don’t have to face this

him with an inscrutable gaze, then

was taken aback, bewildered

a grin, holding out the vial of eye drops for him to see. “I wasn’t crying or anything. My eyes are

took the vial from her in a daze. The next moment, he too couldn’t help but laugh, too. “Looks like I was

on me now, so I had to pull this stunt to mislead them,” Corynn explained. Opening the door, she

had been closely monitoring the Harper Group’s situation

company doing now?” he asked in a seemingly casual

found the solution to all our problems, but I didn’t tell anyone because I’m worried the Willis family will catch wind

things go south, I’m going to step in and help–whether

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it comes to that, I won’t mind the extra hand,” Corynn said with a grin. “But for now,

by myself, okay?”

eyes, this obstacle was just another great opportunity for growth.

a cold drink from the fridge and handed it to Jason, who accepted it gratefully.

even the Willis

you must really believe in me if you’re not