The Heir's Secret Bride

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After sending it, Maeve got up and went to the kitchen. She used a small pot to prepare a remedy for the hangover and kept

it warm.

Byron still had not replied to the last message. Perhaps he had not seen it. Feeling a bit sleepy, she sent him another message: [There's a remedy in the kitchen. Remember to drink before going to bed when you get back. I'm going to sleep.]

After sending the message, she stared at the screen for a while, but there was no response. Waving away the inexplicable sadness, Maeve stretched, took her phone, and went to her room to rest.

For the next three days, Byron did not return. Every time Maeve called to talk about Theo, no one answered. After about an hour, a short message came back: [I'm busy.]

Even Maeve, usually slow to notice, sensed his avoidance.

'Wasn't he busy the last time he was overseas on a business trip?" Maeve thought. But still, the three daily video calls never wavered. As soon as he was done, he would contact her immediately. Maeve could tell the difference between being busy and being perfunctory. She did not understand-What had I done to make him avoid me like this?' Thinking it over carefully, she realized, 'It seemed to have started that night when I made the first move...

Maeye pressed her lips tightly. 'Is he really avoiding me?'

That night, Maeve received a message from Bonnie asking if she wanted to go to the bar to have some fun and check out the handsome men to lift her mood.

She had been running back and forth between the hospital and the studio these past few days, feeling completely drained. After a moment of thought, she replied: [Understood. I will be there in twenty minutes.]

She thought for a moment and replied: Roger that. Be there in twenty minutes.

Bonnie: [Okay!]

Half an hour later, at Starlight Pub.

There was a dress code, so Maeve took off her jacket before entering, revealing a black dress with exposed shoulders. The back extended in a V shape, seemingly casually tied with a black gauze bow.

The dress contrasted with her fair skin, making her stand out under the bar's dim, blurry lights.

All eyes on the first floor turned to her-some gazes were stunned, while others were sizing her up.

Maeve calmly made her way to Bonnie's booth and ordered a glass of wine from the waiter.

"Babe, you're too beautiful tonight," Bonnie said, gazing at her with infatuation. "If I were a man, I'd woo you. How could Mr. Mcdaniel ever have a chance?"

Maeve laughed and replied, "He doesn't have a chance anymore. Let's be together."

don't want Mr. McDaniel coming

smile faded slightly. "Why bring him up on such a lovely night?" she

still haven't made up?"

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didn't fight," Maeve responded. "I can't even see

him. Let me tell you, there are many handsome men in the bar tonight." Before she could finish,

get to know each other?" The man in the middle was clean and handsome, with a bright smile. His

the Great Demon King hadn't acted early, who knows how many people would have been charmed to death." Maeve was about to refuse, but Bonnie beat her to it. "Are you guys together? Coincidentally, we're

you want to relieve your boredom? I have many

Then show us what

Maeve went to his seat, took out his guitar and played "Romance d'Amour" for them on the spot.

looks, the attention of the other guests was drawn

clapped for the man and pushed

a little helpless, Maeve raised her hand

she suddenly felt a cold, eerie chill creep up her

goosebumps all

'What happened?' Maeve thought.

looked around the room. Most people were staring at them, but the chill did not

few seconds, the cold

guitar and approached Maeve, inviting

respond, a deep, cold voice suddenly

that you

abruptly raise her head, only to lock eyes

is he

from the man. She gave a casual smile and said, "Who cares about boyfriends when you're out having fun?" With

her path, but his side profile was turned toward the man. His black eyes narrowed, and an invisible

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the man in front of him was not on the same level as him. He