The Bride Who Said No: Escaping the Shadows of Yesterday

"Do you really want to learn?"

"I do!"

Freya's gaze was intense as she looked at Neil.

Neil replied, "It's all about practice. Your left hand is fine; you could definitely learn to write with it. But nine days? That's a bit of a stretch."

"I'm not afraid of a challenge. But I need to graduate."

Having a diploma from Summit University was like holding a key to a whole new world.

In their circle, a high education was crucial.

Especially from Summit University, which held a unique significance.

For a family like the Suttons, Summit University might not seem like a big deal.

However, for the Dawsons, who were dangerously close to financial collapse, failing to graduate from Summit University could strip them of any opportunity to continue their family legacy. "Alright, I'll teach you."

Neil smiled at Freya, quietly adding another item to Preston's tab.

Overseas consultancy fees, travel expenses, meals, accommodation, and now tuition.

He was sure to make a hefty sum off Preston.

This was a no-lose deal.

Meanwhile, Jarrett's phone rang.

exchanging pleasantries with Freya, he stepped away to

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