The Jilted Heiress' Return To The High Life

Chapter 452:

This shift would stem both from Nate’s evident regard for her and from gratitude for her timely intervention.

Corrine’s lips curled upward as she suggested, “I could have invoked the Ford family’s influence.”

“That would only breed resentment,” Nate countered softly.

“Even the Ford family’s considerable influence pales in comparison to genuine willingness.”

Power might compel or entice, but it could never supersede authentic dedication and loyalty.

From the very beginning, Nate had mapped out every possible move, anticipating the best course of action.

Corrine nestled against him, her radiant smile speaking volumes in its silence.

hand drifted to her hair, his

behind that contemplative

as she wrapped her

so kindly upon me, bringing you into my

possible approach. Later, when Meg fell ill, despite Corrine’s immediate response of rushing her to medical care, she found

unceremonious dismissal. Only Meg’s eventual awakening

live on

it all, Bruce had remained conspicuously absent—offering neither support, understanding, nor

challenges with analytical calm, provided unwavering support, and served as her anchor through turbulent times. Such stark contrasts in

has been my greatest fortune,” Nate whispered, cradling her head as he bent

a phone. Chelsea, gripped by concern over Corrine’s absence, had begun calling

irritation before finally snapping, “Aunt Chelsea, Corrine

through her at the sight of Corrine’s figure

when she

with Corrine about this development felt increasingly urgent.