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Zina closed on a 28–million–dollar property purchase. After finalizing the purchase, Zina instructed the manager to connect her with a top–tier interior design team.

“Have them promptly procure everything on the list my assistant sent,” she added.

After wrapping up the house purchase, Zina realized it was almost noon and decided to grab some lunch.

She’d just seen a rave review for a restaurant earlier today, and it happened to be right nearby. Without hesitation, she set off to try it out.

Zina had just gotten into the car when her phone rang. It was Osborn calling.

“Zina, I heard from your assistant that you only bought one house. Why just one? Did something happen?” Osborn asked, his tone gentle but full of concern.

“Daddy, that’s plenty,” Zina said as she drove.

“Why just buy one? We could buy up the whole neighborhood. Zina, you’re so particular about your sleeping environment. Did you forget to bring your unlimited credit card home?” he added.

Upon hearing that Zina had only bought a small house, Osborn’s heart ached for her.

“Daddy, I’m only staying temporarily. There’s no need to buy so many properties,” Zina sighed in resignation.

‘I’m just staying for a month–what would I do with an entire neighborhood?‘ she wondered.

“Zina, we can buy the whole place even if it’s just for a month. Let me have your assistant handle it for you, okay? We can’t let you compromise on comfort,” Osborn said.

Osborn couldn’t care less about money. His only concern was that Zina could sleep well. Buying up the entire neighborhood was the best way to ensure his daughter’s sleep quality. After all, money was never an issue for their family.

Osborn couldn’t help but worry. “Zina, if you don’t like the existing houses over there, I will have someone build you a brand–new little castle, just the way you like it.”

It was the first time in four years that Zina had been so far away from them.

Osborn was a nervous wreck. To make matters worse, she hadn’t even brought her assistant.

“Daddy, I don’t want a castle. The houses here in Laystoland are great, so please don’t worry about me,” Zina said, trying to reassure him.

rubbed her temples, feeling a headache coming on. ‘Why is Dad so stubborn about building me a castle? He keeps insisting every princess needs her castle,‘ she thought

secretly arranging for an eighth. Just thinking about it made Zina

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father’s sincere paternal love, she couldn’t bring herself to

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found her after eighteen years that he was moving heaven and earth to make

with a heavy sigh of disappointment. He had even wanted to build

plan to send people ahead to build her a castle, and as soon as she found

favorite interior design team to

don’t have to worry about me. I’m not a child anymore. You and Shirin should take care

her dad still treated

The modest eatery was small but spotlessly clean. There

11, and at eleven–ten, she was likely the first patron

fully booked today. No tables available.” Behind the counter, a person stood with their head

the kitchen hit her.

at all.

familiar voice, Bonnie’s pen froze mid–stroke. She looked up, her gaze landing on the girl who had just walked in. When she recognized that face, her

you’re alive.” Bonnie’s voice trembled. She hurried around the counter and rushed toward Zinnia. Her eyes were wide with disbelief, and tears

hadn’t even processed why the shop owner seemed to

really are alive,” Bonnie choked out, tears brimming in

Zinnia.

longer the innocent girl from Bonnie’s memories. Now she was radiantly beautiful, but the

locked in the woman’s tight embrace, confusion flashing in her

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she really know me? Could she be someone I knew from Jinston?‘ Zina lowered her head, studying the woman’s face, racking her brain for any recollection. There was nothing. Her mind was blank. She couldn’t remember

wielding a spatula burst out from the

Zina, the spatula slipped from his hand, clattering to the

called out urgently, still clinging