When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 500

On the other end of the line, Bella’s voice, tinged with laughter, came through, “Jane, thank you so much. That dress you designed was totally stunning! Right after the awards ceremony last night, top luxury brands started reaching out to Ivy for global endorsements.”

Hearing this, my spirits soared, “Really? That’s fantastic!”

For celebrities, especially ones at Bella’s level, ordinary endorsements were hardly worth considering. If they were to take on endorsements, it had to be from the crème de la crème of luxury brands.

But for local artists, getting noticed by such brands was rare, and becoming an ambassador for one could have fans talking for ages, let alone a global spokesperson.

Though, for Bella, this was just the icing on the cake.

“Truly.” Bella’s voice softened as she chuckled, then she asked, “Once everything is signed and sealed, would you come to the celebration party?”

I detected a hint of caution in her voice, as if she was worried about saying something that might upset me.

Unsure whether to accept, I decided to address the elephant in the room, “Ms. Taylor, you seemed a bit uneasy when I mentioned Victor last time. If there’s any issue between you two, I need to know.”

There was a brief silence on the line.

rather not, he is my father. If his relationship with me bothers you,

quickly interjected, her laugh returning, “My past with your father… you might find out eventually, but it won’t affect our relationship. I apologize for

warmly,

custom design world, mingling in the entertainment industry was a fast track. It was an

hanging up, Bella felt a wave of melancholy, holding onto her phone for a

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results. ffit turns out Summer

to wait until everything

rubbed her temples. Ever since she started having doubts about Summer’s real identity, she hadn’t had a single peaceful night.

more cautious, allowing someone to exploit

into Jane’s past, discovering she had been kidnapped and lost, then raised

parents passed away, she lived under her aunt’s roof, taking up part-time jobs

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the balcony, and had to prepare breakfast for her uncle and cousin

had even lost a child, without the luxury of a proper