She was dying to see how her father would explain Thalassa's background!

Joshua glanced at the reporter who had asked the question, pondering without opening his mouth, his expression growing stern.

The atmosphere turned tense.

Thalassa understood the challenge Joshua faced; this was an attempt to expose the turmoil in Joshua's private life.

For someone like Joshua, a CEO of a major corporation, any scandal regarding his personal conduct could directly impact his company's stock prices, far beyond just the fame and profits of a jewelry competition.

Thalassa stepped forward and said, "Mr. Whitman has been nothing but kind and generous in taking me under his wing as his goddaughter. Is there a problem with that?"

As soon as she spoke, Lysander's deep eyes turned coldly towards her. Thalassa felt a chill directed at her, and as she followed that sensation, she met Lysander's icy gaze. His look was sharp as a sword, causing Thalassa's heart to skip a beat.

Did she say something wrong? Why was Lysander looking at her that way?

she had spoken, Joshua looked

moment, the reporter pressed on: "Can you tell us when this father-daughter relationship started? How much allowance does your godfather give

head buzzed, her blood running cold as she realized what the reporter had

thought she was being financially supported by

spun

had simply intended to

impact on Joshua's reputation, to protect his company's stock prices, without considering the

looked at her with such a sharp, cold gaze. Thalassa was momentarily at a

and stood tall, responding seriously, "Her words were merely out of consideration for me, her father. She didn't want to tarnish my reputation. She's a good daughter, and I

father. Yes,

thirty years ago. I've been searching for her for many

having

to discomfort as Joshua unabashedly disclosed Thalassa's

and the interests of the Whitman family, publicly acknowledged Thalassa as his daughter! How important

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