When Andrea returned to the ballroom, Seraphina caught sight of her right away and beckoned her over with a casual wave of her hand.

Andrea made her way over to Seraphina at a brisk pace. Before Seraphina could voice the question on her mind, she noticed Andrea’s pallor and couldn’t help but ask, “What’s wrong? You look a little off.”

“It’s nothing,” Andrea replied tersely, then added, “Bowen’s been found.”

Seraphina wasn’t surprised. “So, the wedding’s going on as planned, right?”

Andrea nodded.

Seraphina couldn’t help but let out a wry chuckle before looking back at Andrea. “If the wedding is going on as usual, why the long face? Don’t tell me you were anticipating Bowen to stir something up?”

At that, Andrea playfully pinched Seraphina’s waist. “Stop talking nonsense!”

The two shared a laugh, and once they’d regained their composure, Andrea sighed, “You know, I did think that if Bowen had bolted for love, I might have actually admired him for it.”

Seraphina gave her a knowing look. “That would only make you more certain that true love exists in this world, right?”

Andrea didn’t respond but didn’t deny it either.

Seraphina then put an arm around her, “You don’t need to pin your hopes on Bowen. He’s not the type. Maybe if you set your sights on someone else, you won’t be let down.”

At that, Andrea only chuckled and then said, “I’m not listening to your wild stories. Go mingle; I need to go greet the other guests.”

entrance. He looked a shade paler than before, his eyes rimmed red, yet his smile seemed plastered on, betraying no sign

his champagne glass from

turned to face

Bowen was swarmed by guests, and Seraphina lost interest

the guests settled down, Seraphina’s eyes once again found Bowen. With Tania on his arm, he stepped toward the altar, a picture of romantic

Seraphina leaned towards Leandro and whispered, “I must have really made you furious before,

this? A sudden bout

not pushing you further, to the point of utter frustration…

the stage. “Do you think I haven’t

why

to get my hands dirty,” Leandro said. “If you were going to die, it would have to be by my

him over and quipped with a raised eyebrow, “Too bad, the

gave her a glance and then whispered in her ear,

him, only to be caught in his

her attention

Sandra forever, with no

any possibility between them

that moment,

sound of cheers and applause. Seraphina clapped half-heartedly,

animated. Guests milled about, chatting

room, particularly where the cameras were snapping, making her presence felt throughout the

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