The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Isabel and Estelle bid their farewells and returned to the hospital room, still somewhat distracted. "Sweetie, what's on your mind?"

Her husband had just tucked their son into bed and noticed the uneasy look on her face, mistaking it for worry or discomfort. He pulled her to sit down, "The doctor said the fever's gone down, it's all good now." "Honey, I can't shake off the feeling that Bri's hiding something from me."

Isabel was suspicious.

"Even if Ms. Lynette is close to us, she's not family by blood. It's normal for her to keep some things from us." Her husband, knowing their close relationship, didn't think much of it. Doesn't every adult have their secrets?

"But whatever she's hiding from me this time, it's no small matter."

Isabel couldn't sit still any longer, excusing herself from her husband, she called Brittany: "Bri, be honest with me, was that stomachache you mentioned a lie?"

Brittany hadn't expected Isabel to be the first to sense something was off.

She remained silent.

"Are you pregnant?" Isabel lowered her voice: "Bri, have you lost your mind? You and... aren't you engaged? If this gets out, you—"

Isabel's voice was terrifyingly low: "When did this happen?"

"Isabel, I'm sorry," Brittany apologized, "I haven't told anyone about this, I="

breath, and after a long pause, said, "I'll pretend I don't know anything about this. If I've noticed, others might too. Be careful, make sure nobody finds out, okay?" Brittany knew

"Alright, I got it."

call log, deciding to act as

husband later inquired, but

news of the Welandia delegation arriving in Craneville. A multitude of journalists and media flooded the airport. The Welandia delegation was led

her eyes, feeling like she had seen Ulysses somewhere before

over to

"Yes, that's Ulysses."

Ulysses: "He visited the Salter family looking for

"?"

looking for

Dad gave him

Brittany nodded: "I see."

...

greeted by countless journalists and media. Ulysses, who always disliked such occasions, left

facing Ms. Piper's newly established chess

was well-known in Welandia, as

and