The Jilted Heiress' Return To The High Life

Chapter 747:

Despite the steel in her words, Corrine carried herself with effortless grace—elegant, composed, untouchable. There was an air of purity about her, a stark

In contrast to Leah’s calculated arrogance, there was an unspoken thought between them—a flicker of amusement, a trace of pity. Leah had never stood a chance.

Corrine slid two documents across the desk. “Review these. If everything is in order, sign them.”

Luna hesitated, her fingers hovering over the papers before she finally voiced the question weighing on her mind. “Are you still pressing charges against Leah?”

“No,” Corrine answered simply.

Dragging out the lawsuit would all but ensure Leah’s imprisonment—but that wasn’t what Corrine wanted.

“Then why use me against her?” Luna asked, searching for meaning in Corrine’s motives.

in her chair with a composed, almost regal air, twirling a pen between her fingers. Her voice was calm but carried an unmistakable weight.

meaning was clear. She owed no one an explanation

quiet authority that sent

pupils constricted slightly. “I am

remained unfazed. “I will give you the contracts. I am not forcing you. Think

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conversation, they gathered their

a file tucked under her

reached out, her movements swift and precise as she signed

glanced up and caught the flicker of uncertainty on Natasha’s face. A knowing smirk tugged

nodding. “I do not understand why

they are competent. If all goes well, they will replace you.” Corrine set the pen down, sliding the signed contract toward